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Looking after Mum and Dad, together with your siblings
Doctor visits, medicine refills, bills and repairs for your parents, shared with your brothers and sisters, wherever they live.
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Refill Dad’s blood pressure medicine 💊
sound familiar?
The everyday mess
One sibling carries it all
Usually whoever lives closest. The rest find out afterwards.
Different cities, one list
You can’t pop round, but you can book the appointment, if you know it needs booking.
“Did anyone call the doctor?”
Three siblings, three guesses, no answer.
How Nudge helps
Everything on the task
A photo of the prescription, a voice note from the doctor’s visit, the date. In one place for everyone.
More on shared tasksReminders before it’s due
Give the appointment a date and time, and your phone reminds you beforehand.
More on reminders & quiet hoursKnow it really happened
When a sibling says it’s done, you get a quick look before it’s closed.
More on done means doneSiblings anywhere
Add them from your contacts. If they aren’t on Nudge yet, they get a text with a link.
More on inviting people
Tasks brothers and sisters share on Nudge
- Refill Dad’s blood pressure medicine 💊
- Book Mum’s eye check-up 👓
- Pay the property tax
- Call the plumber for the flat 🔧
- Book train tickets for their Kerala trip 🚆
- Set up Mum’s new phone 📱
Questions
Should I put medical details in a task?
Tasks are only seen by the people on them, and Nudge has no ads or tracking. Still, only add what you’re comfortable sharing with the people on that task.
Can my parents use it too?
Yes, if they have an Android phone. They sign in with their number and a 6-digit code, no password.
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 howCouples
Errands, house jobs and weekend plans, shared with your partner. Less “did you remember?”, more getting it done.
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.
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