A Day With ToDoMemo
A real problem a lot of families quietly deal with — and how one small reminder app helps, one tap at a time.
"Did I eat breakfast today?"
Grandma Sato is 78. Most days she's fine — but some mornings, by lunchtime, she genuinely can't remember whether she already ate.
Her daughter sets it up — once
Five minutes, from her own phone: create an account, add a notification group with her own email address, hand grandma the tablet.
One big button, nothing else to learn
This is a real screenshot, not a mockup. Tap it after each meal or dose — that's the entire interaction. Color and text make today's status obvious at a glance.
A gentle nudge, right on time
If a meal time passes with nothing logged, the app plays a real doorbell chime — not a demanding alarm, more like someone knocking to check in.
Miles away, her daughter still knows
When a reminder goes unanswered for a while, an email goes out automatically. At the office, one glance at her phone tells her whether it's time to call.
The pattern that mattered
A week later, the history page — a real screenshot, real sample data — shows one evening where dinner landed three hours late. A small gap, but worth a phone call that same night.
ToDoMemo is a small, honest app for a problem a lot of families quietly live with.
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