Whendot does a few things well: it listens, it keeps your day in order, and it keeps what you save on your phone.
Talk to Whendot the way you'd tell a friend: "dentist Thursday at ten", "buy batteries", "Ella's birthday is March 3rd". It turns what you said into the right thing, such as an appointment, a task or a yearly occasion, without forms or fiddling.
Your exact words are kept alongside the result, so you can always see what Whendot understood. If a time is unclear, it asks instead of guessing.
One screen shows your day: a timeline with your appointments and timed tasks, an "anytime" card for things without a clock time, and your shopping list below it. Done items stay visible for the day, struck through instead of gone.
The calendar view puts today and tomorrow side by side, so the evening question, "…and then?", has an answer.
Connect your mailbox and Whendot looks for dates worth knowing: the school event, the delivery window, the appointment confirmation. Everything it finds arrives as a suggestion you confirm or dismiss. Nothing lands on your calendar without your say-so. Mail works on Plus and Ultra.
What it finds is saved on your phone, and the original message is always quoted so you can check the source.
Say "buy milk" and it goes on the shopping list; say "buy a gift Saturday at two" and it becomes a plan on Saturday. Routines, like the morning list or the packing list, come back on their days, and checking a step off today never deletes the routine itself.
What you save is stored on your iPhone, and Whendot's servers do not keep it. On the Free plan, the AI runs on your phone too.
On Plus and Ultra, requests that need more help are sent through our server to an AI service so it can answer you. Our server does not keep them. The details, including which AI service, are in the privacy policy.