Every other tool makes you do the filing — tags, folders, lists, reminders you set yourself. Clove doesn't. You just talk, the way you'd text a friend. Clove works out what's worth keeping and holds onto it for good. Mention something you've told someone you'd do and it tracks that too — then nudges you before it's due, without you ever setting a reminder. Nothing to tag, nothing to maintain. Say it once. Clove remembers.

When Clove launched here, it remembered what mattered. Now it does something about it. Mention that you owe someone a call and Clove starts tracking it — no list to make, no reminder to set. It picks the moment, tells you plainly, and the nudge arrives on your phone whether or not the app is open. Still nothing to tag, file or maintain. You just talk. Say it once. Clove remembers.

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I launched Clove here in August. It remembered things. That was it — and honestly, a memory that never does anything is just a filing cabinet you can talk to. So this launch is the other half. Clove now tracks what you've told people you'd do, and nudges you before it's due. You never make a list and you never set a reminder. You say "I told Meera I'd send the deck by Thursday" and it handles both. The part I got wrong first: I treated deadlines like appointments. Tell it "doctor's at 6" and a 5:30 nudge is right — you only need time to get there. Tell it "deck by Thursday" and a Thursday-morning nudge is useless, because the lead has to cover doing the work, not travelling to it. It nudges you Wednesday evening now. Obvious in hindsight. Took watching it get it wrong to see. One rule I've held the whole way: no checkboxes, no buttons, no tap targets anywhere. You create, change and close things by talking. A friend can hand you a beautifully written note — they don't hand you a note with checkboxes on it. Would love to know where it falls over for you. Especially if you're someone who forgets what they promised. That's who I built it for.

Clove

Tell it once. It remembers, and it reminds you.

Tell it once. It remembers, and it reminds you.

Clove

Previous Clove Launches

Previous Clove Launches