Because you ignore push notifications. We know. So does Reginald.
You cleared 46 of them today without reading a single one. You know you did it. The app doesn't care.
4,000 overdue tasks in Todoist. Opening it feels like a slap. So you don't.
Being the family's reminder service is building quiet resentment. Nobody signed up to be your mom.
He's an AI. He has a British accent. He calls your phone when it matters and talks to you like a real assistant would. You cannot swipe him away.
Voice or text. "Hair appointment Thursday 3pm, pick up Emma at 4, pay electric bill this week."
AI parses everything into tasks with smart timing. You confirm. You forget. That's fine.
At 2:45pm. Reginald says "Time to head to the salon." You can't dismiss him. You go.
"I wish there was an app that would call me like a personal assistant would and take the mental load of having to remember everything."
— r/ADHD, 2,408 upvotes. This is for them.We're taking 500 beta testers in summer 2026. Reginald will personally call each one to say thank you. (He's very British about it.)
Not yet — we're in the "is anyone going to want this?" phase. Joining the waitlist is how you tell us. If enough people sign up, we build it. If nobody does, we save ourselves a year.
Private beta summer 2026. Public launch fall 2026. Waitlist gets in first.
Planned: free tier with 10 calls/month. $9.99/month for 100 calls + escalation + widget. $19.99 for unlimited + family + custom voices. Student pricing available.
Yes. Reginald calls your actual phone via the telephone network. No app needed at first — you'll manage reminders in a browser, and your phone will ring. iOS and Android apps land later in 2026.
Reginald has siblings. Pick from 6 voices including a warm American, a crisp Australian, and a calm Irish woman. We're not tyrants.
Reginald would never.