Capture what mattered
After a conversation, speak or type a private note: “Jen interviews Thursday. Ask that evening.”
Android beta in development
dlytful is being built to help people who overthink social interactions remember what matters, know what to ask and receive a quiet nudge before the moment arrives.
Not a script. Not a social score. One real thing to ask.
One useful reminder
She started a new job on Monday.
Ask once. Stay with the answer.
15 minutes before matched events
You've got people you'd do anything for. You just never say the right thing when you're actually sat in front of them.
Someone tells you something that matters. A job interview. A parent in hospital. A thing they're worried about. You mean to follow up. Then next time you see them your head fills with you instead. What to say. Whether you're boring them. How long it's been. You always remember it too late.
dlytful gives you the one thing to ask, right before you walk in. So you show up thinking about them, not about yourself.
You care about people.
The problem
You don't need more friends. You need to show up for the ones you have.
How the beta is planned to work
Designed to take less screen time than the interaction it prepares you for.
After a conversation, speak or type a private note: “Jen interviews Thursday. Ask that evening.”
Connect the reminder to a date, calendar event or saved place. You decide which people can appear where.
Before the moment arrives, get one detail, one natural question and one cue to pay attention.
Quiet means controlled
Controls are planned globally, per person and per place. Nothing is planned to surface automatically just because it is in your contacts.
Choose the briefing time, quiet hours and maximum frequency.
Create saved places yourself. Movement history stays off unless you turn it on.
Add people manually by default, then choose who can trigger a nudge.
Keep sensitive details out of lock screens and location nudges.
First Android cohort
We plan to recruit approximately 30 Android testers for a 30-day early beta. You will use an in-development build and tell us when it helped, when it missed and when it felt intrusive.