Hey Product Hunt 👋 Ever had this conversation? You: “Why didn’t you do the thing?” Them: “You never reminded me.” We had that conversation a lot. Not because my partner didn’t want to help — but because remembering things is its own job. My partner has ADHD, and over time I became the person who remembered everything: Groceries. Bills. Appointments. Random “we should do this sometime” tasks. And the worst part? Even when tasks were “shared,” the remembering wasn’t. We tried shared todo lists, reminders, productivity apps… but they all had the same flaw: Both people still carry the mental load. So I built Skift. The idea is simple: Instead of just assigning a task, you transfer responsibility for remembering it. Send a “skift” and: * The other person owns it * They get the reminders * You can actually forget about it No nagging. No “did you remember?” No invisible project manager role. Just a clear handoff. It’s been surprisingly helpful for: * Couples dealing with invisible labor * ADHD brains (out of sight = out of mind) * Busy households * Anyone tired of being the default organizer Also, fun fact: I built the whole thing on Replit with zero coding background, which still blows my mind. Curious to hear from you: What’s the one thing you always end up being the one who remembers? 🍎 iOS: https://apps.apple.com/no/app/sk... 🤖 Android: Coming soon Happy to answer questions!

Skift

Share the invisible mental load with your partner

Share the invisible mental load with your partner