For everyone who swipes reminders away without reading them.
You saw the notification. You even meant to act on it. Then it was gone. Oarly does not send one more banner: it rings your phone like a call, a voice says what it is for, and if you miss it, it rings again.
14 days free on Android and iPhone
Hard to ignore, easy to set.
Add it in seconds
Type what it is and when. Or skip even that: add your Oarly email address to a calendar invite, approve the sender once, and the reminder makes itself.
Your phone rings
Full screen, over the lock screen, around the time you picked. A notification lands before it, as a heads up.
Miss it, and it calls back
Three minutes later it rings again, up to four times. If none is answered, a notification says you missed it.
Already did it? Say so
Tap Did it before the time and it will not call. Did it anyway after a missed call? Mark it done, and your week shows it.
The same reminder, two ways.
When it arrives
A notification: A banner among forty others
An Oarly call: Full screen, ringing like a call
What it says
A notification: A line of text you skim
An Oarly call: A voice says what it is for, twice
If you miss it
A notification: Gone into a list you will not open
An Oarly call: Rings again three minutes later
If you never answer
A notification: You never find out
An Oarly call: A notification says you missed it
Made for the way reminders actually fail.
It interrupts on purpose
A ringing phone is hard to ignore. That is the whole idea.
It cannot sit in a pile
Miss it, and it rings again, up to four times, instead of joining a pile of notifications.
Calendar in, calls out
Your own Oarly address goes on any invite. Move the event and the call moves. Cancel it and the call is cancelled.
Recurring without the setup
Every Tuesday bins, every Monday the gym bag, the first of the month rent. Set it once.
Private on the lock screen
The screen only says Oarly. What the call is about is spoken after you answer.
Unlimited calls
Personal includes unlimited reminder calls, within fair use. Calls travel over the internet, so we never charge by the call.
Questions
Is Oarly an ADHD treatment?
No. Oarly is a reminder app, not a medical or health product, and it makes no claim beyond ringing your phone. It is built for anyone who misses notifications, with or without a diagnosis.
Will it ring if my phone is on silent?
Silent mode and some Focus modes can stop it, like any call. Setup ends with a real test call, and on Android checks the settings that most often block it, so you find out before it matters.
Why not just set an alarm?
An alarm tells you something is happening, not what. Oarly says it out loud, rings again if you miss it, and leaves a notification if you never answered. And once it is done, you mark it done.
How much does it cost?
Personal is one subscription with unlimited reminder calls, within fair use, after 14 days free with every feature unlocked and no card to start.
More of what Oarly does
- Calls from your calendarAdd one email address to an invite and Oarly calls you before it.
- Calls in 17 languagesEvery call speaks the language of the person it rings.
- Medication reminder callsAn extra reminder for daily tablets, spoken out loud on their phone.
- Check in calls for an elderly parentA call at the times you choose, and you are told if nobody answers.
Hear it ring on your own phone.
Oarly is in closed beta on Android and iPhone. Leave your email and we will tell you the moment a spot opens.
Oarly is not an emergency, medical or health service.