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A to-do list for two that keeps the peace
Errands, house jobs and weekend plans, shared with your partner. Less “did you remember?”, more getting it done.
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Book the anniversary dinner 🍝
sound familiar?
The everyday mess
The mental load
One of you carries the list in their head. It’s exhausting, and it’s rarely said out loud.
“Did you remember…?”
Asked kindly the first time. Less kindly the third.
Plans lost in the chat
The restaurant link, the gift idea, the date. All scrolled away.
How Nudge helps
A nudge with a smile
A Gentle 🙏 nudge says “no rush, just thinking of it” better than a third message.
More on nudgesKnow it was seen
On a task for two, blue ticks show your partner has seen your update.
More on shared tasksSave the idea when you find it
Share the restaurant or gift link straight into Nudge and it becomes a task with its picture.
More on captureHand it over
Pass a task to your partner when plans change. You still get the final say on whether it’s done.
More on done means done
Tasks couples share on Nudge
- Book the anniversary dinner 🍝
- Pick up the dry cleaning
- Plan the weekend away 🧳
- Buy a gift for Mum’s birthday 🎁
- Fix the wobbly shelf
- Renew the gym membership
Questions
Is it private between the two of us?
Yes. A task and its updates are only seen by the people on it.
Can we share some tasks with family too?
Yes. Each task has its own people, so you can add your parents to one and keep the next one just for you two.
Nudge is also for
Families
Chores, errands, school runs and plans, shared with the people at home. Nobody has to be the family reminder service any more.
See howFlatmates
Bins, bills, the landlord and the leaking tap. Everyone sees what’s theirs, and nobody has to be the house nag.
See howFriends & trips
Trips, birthdays and Saturday plans. Give everyone a job, keep the links in one place, and nudge the one who always forgets.
See howCaring for parents
Doctor visits, medicine refills, bills and repairs for your parents, shared with your brothers and sisters, wherever they live.
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