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Never lose track of what you promised. Detects possible promises on sites you enable and asks before saving a reminder. Did I Promise? helps you remember the things you casually promise while typing online. You know those moments: "I'll send it tomorrow." "I'll call you tonight." "I'll follow up Monday." "I'll upload the file after work." Did I Promise? looks for possible promises on websites you choose to enable, then shows a small confirmation card. Nothing is saved unless you click Add reminder. How it works: 1. Enable Did I Promise? on a website. 2. Type a message like "I'll send it tomorrow." 3. A confirmation card appears. 4. Choose Add reminder, Edit, or Ignore. 5. Confirmed reminders appear in your dashboard. Built for people who often make small commitments in messages, emails, chats, client conversations, and work tools. Privacy-first by design: • Works only on websites you enable • Asks before saving anything • Saves only confirmed reminders • Local-first in this version • No ads • No selling data • No external AI in this version • No tracking in this version • Password, payment, and authentication fields are ignored • You can delete your data anytime Did I Promise? is not a message archive, not a keylogger, and not a monitoring tool. It is a reminder assistant for promises you choose to save. Never lose track of what you promised online.
Jul 17, 2026
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