To eat
🍕
Dishoom
Booked for four, from Priya's message.
Organize your life beautifully
Point it at a screenshot, a link, a letter home, or six words spoken at a red light. It becomes a card — and comes back the moment it matters.
To eat
Dishoom
Booked for four, from Priya's message.
To go
Radiohead
The O2. Tickets in Mail, doors at seven.
Idea
A short film about the last video shop
Voice note, 11 seconds, in the car.
How it goes
A screenshot of the class WhatsApp group. A photo of a letter from school. A reel. A link. A thought you can't write down because you're driving.
One tap. Organizely reads it and pulls out the title, the date, the place — and keeps the original underneath. No forms. No folders. Nothing to file.
On the day. At the right hour. Or the next time you're near the place. Saving something is only useful if something brings it back.
The problem we actually solve
They arrive as a message at 11pm, a PDF you open once, a piece of paper at the bottom of a bag. Every calendar app on your phone expects you to retype them. That's the bit that doesn't happen.
Point the camera at it. Share it from anywhere. Say it out loud. Organizely does the typing.
School · Term 1
Non-uniform day
From a photo of the letter. £1 donation, no football shirts.
Why cards
Every card looks like the thing it came from, so you find it by sight instead of by remembering what you called it. Turn one over and the whole record is there — including, word for word, whatever the original actually said.
Nothing on the front but the thing itself. Everything else lives on the back, where it belongs.
Dinner at Dishoom Shoreditch
"booked Dishoom shoreditch thurs 7.30 for 4 — under my name, don't be late this time 😄"
Built for the way you actually work
Organizely is in open beta on iPhone. Free while we're building it, and we read every reply.