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Client domains stop lapsing.
Every client's domain and hosting sits on one board with its registrar and expiry. A heads-up arrives 30 days out, long before a site goes dark.
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Subscriptions, domains, passports, insurance, licenses and warranties, all on one board, with a nudge before each one is due.
Built for everything in life that quietly expires.
Not a to-do app and not a spend tracker. Keep Reminded is built for the renewals, deadlines and appointments that slip through the cracks.
Pick what you're tracking and the right fields are already there, not one generic form.
Domain
Template · 1 of 18 built in
Choose how much runway each one needs: a nudge 90 days out, a week out, or the day of.
Remind me
Get an email or a browser notification ahead of the due date, in plain language.
Every reminder sorts itself into due today, overdue, upcoming or done, and lays out on a calendar.
Keep the receipt, policy PDF or renewal steps on the reminder itself.
Search by name, category or what's inside your notes.
Subscribe from Google, Apple or Outlook Calendar to see due dates there too.
Simple to start, free to keep using, and private by default. Here's what that means in numbers.
Smart templates built in, from domains to passports, plus your own.
Free to use. No card, and no cap on reminders or attachments.
Ways to stay in the loop: email, push and a calendar feed.
Ads, resold data or marketing partners. Your dates stay yours.
Remembering important things shouldn't need a subscription. The core reminder features stay free, with no upgrade prompts. If it helps you, a coffee keeps it running.
No setup, no import, no learning curve. Pick what you're tracking and the board does the rest.
Subscription, domain, passport, insurance, a license: 18 built in, or build your own.
Only the fields that make sense for it, plus a due date. Done in under a minute.
Nudges arrive on the lead times you chose, and the card moves across your board on its own.
Example scenarios showing how different people set up their board.
Every client's domain and hosting sits on one board with its registrar and expiry. A heads-up arrives 30 days out, long before a site goes dark.
Business license, insurance and software seats each get their own card, with the policy PDF attached and a 90-day nudge for the slow ones.
A reminder six months ahead means renewing on a quiet weekday, not at the airport. Subscriptions and the dentist live on the same board.