Hi Product Hunt, I'm Ömer, an 18-year-old indie developer from Istanbul. I built Duly because I wanted one thing: a little orb I can press, ramble about anything, and know it will be organized the way I would do it manually. So that's what it is. You press the orb and talk, or type. For example: "Remind me to renew my passport next Monday. Add bread, lemons and coffee beans to groceries. Leo said I have to watch Severance. I spent 24 dollars on lunch. Oh, and an idea: a tiny weekend market for secondhand books." That one ramble becomes a reminder, three grocery entries, a show to watch, an expense and an idea, each in its place. A few things I cared about while building it: - Capture costs zero decisions. One press, then talk. No pickers, no forms. - You change things the same way: "Make the passport thing Tuesday instead." And "undo that" takes it back. - You can just ask: "How much did I spend this week?" - Every idea gets a sketch: a summary, where it could go, first steps and what's worth figuring out. - You don't have to open the app. The Action Button, Control Center, the Lock Screen and Siri all start a ramble, and it keeps recording with the phone locked. Duly is free to use every day, with a daily limit. Duly Pro adds more daily use, iCloud Sync and shared lists, with a free week to try it. It's on iPhone and iPad. I'd love to know where it puts things in the wrong place. If that happens, tell me what you said and I'll look at it.

Duly

Press the orb, ramble, and everything gets organized

Press the orb, ramble, and everything gets organized