Onit: Keep Life On Track. Self-scheduling follow-ups — just tell Onit what to follow up on. No date picking, no setup.
Self-scheduling follow-ups.
TELL ONITWHAT TOFOLLOW UP ON.
For deadlines, renewals, appointments, follow-ups, and thoughts that need to come back.
You stop being the
one who remembers.
Tell Onit what to follow up on. It finds the deadline, picks the window to act, and keeps nudging until it's handled. Every other app makes you do that whole job — notice it, phrase it, time it, chase it. Most tools handle one piece; Onit connects capture, timing, nudging, and follow-through.
Why this
exists.
An insurance renewal email arrived in March. The negotiation window quietly closed about a month later. By the time the invoice landed, the leverage was gone.
Apple Reminders didn't catch it — I would have had to create the reminder manually, and one notification fires once and disappears.
So I built Onit. Tell it what to follow up on — type a line, forward an email, or DM the Telegram bot. It picks the window to act and won't shut up until you've handled it.
ONIT IS THE APP I WISH I'D HAD THAT MARCH.
Just say what's true.
No form, no fields, no category to pick. A bill, an appointment, a daily habit, a Monday standup, rent on the 1st, a timesheet at month-end — however it comes out of your head. Onit pulls the deadline and the window to act from each. No deadline? Tell it the cadence (“every day at 7am”, “every Monday at 9am”, “on the 1st of every month”, “at the end of every month”) and Onit brings it back on that rhythm until you mark it done.
“Remind me to sort the Xfinity renewal before it goes up April 4.”
“I have an appointment with a doctor Friday at 2pm.”
“Drink more water — every day at 7am.”
“Team standup every Monday at 9am.”
“Pay rent on the 1st of every month at 9am.”
“Submit timesheet at the end of every month.”
Tell it once. Onit keeps it on track.
You tell Onit — type a line in plain words, forward an email, or DM the bot. It reads what you sent, picks out the deadline, and shows you what it found. You confirm in one tap — and from then on Onit nudges, getting louder as the deadline approaches, until you mark it done.
A real one, end to end.
You tell Onit in one plain line — no form, no fields. Here's what it pulls out of it, and when it starts knocking.
“Remind me to sort the Xfinity internet renewal before it goes up — it's $89.99/mo and renews April 4.”
BY ONIT
- WHO/WHAT
- Xfinity Internet
- AMOUNT
- $89.99 / month
- DUE
- April 4
- ACT BY
- March 28 · 7 days before
Trust is the whole product.
Onit asks to read your messages. That's a serious ask. Here's exactly what each source means — and what it doesn't.
- ✓Gmail is read-only. Onit never sends, modifies, archives, or deletes a single email.
- ✓Forward-email only sees what you explicitly forward. We never connect to your mailbox.
- ✓Telegram bot privacy mode is on. The bot only reads DMs, forwards, or @-mentions — never passive group chatter.
- ✓Full message bodies are never stored. We persist a provider-native ID and an up-to-2,000-char obligation note.
- ✓OAuth tokens are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM. Passwords are hashed with argon2id.
- ✓We never train models on your messages. We never sell your data.
- ✓One-tap disconnect per source deletes everything from that source within 24 hours.
- ✓No analytics SDKs. No advertising IDs.
Free to start.
Plus when you need more.
Onit is free to use for your first handful of memories. Plus lifts the cap and adds more places for Onit to catch things — pay monthly or save with annual.
- ·Up to 6 active memories
- ·1 forward-email alias
- ·1 Telegram link
- ·1 Gmail account (beta)
- ·Unlimited active memories
- ·3 forward-email aliases
- ·3 Telegram links
- ·3 Gmail accounts (beta)
BILLED THROUGH THE APP STORE · MANAGE OR CANCEL ANYTIME IN iOS SETTINGS
Just tell Onit what to follow up on. It keeps life on track.
Onit is on the
App Store.
iPhone, free to start. Upgrade to Plus anytime — see plans above.