HeadsUp Coming soon

Get a HeadsUp while there’s still time.

HeadsUp keeps what’s coming visible early, so you can prepare at your pace instead of reacting to a last-minute reminder or carrying it all in your head.

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HeadsUp Home screen showing 4 upcoming and 0 overdue, sorted by priority

Scattered everywhere. Carried in your head.

Birthdays sit in your contacts. Bills in your banking app. Maintenance relies on memory. Renewals get buried in your inbox. Remembering becomes another thing to manage, adding mental load until something slips or a last-minute reminder takes over.

Dates have a place. The lead-up doesn’t.

Most tools are built around a fixed moment: due, alert, or do. What’s missing is the time beforehand: time to notice, think, and prepare.

Calendar: Holds the date.
Reminder: Alerts at one moment.
To-do list: Holds what needs doing now.
Missing: The time to prepare.

A HeadsUp on what matters, with time to prepare.

HeadsUp keeps important tasks together in one place and brings each one into view early, so you can prepare at your pace and keep your mind at peace.

See it earlyKnow what’s coming while there’s time to prepare.
Keep context attachedKeep notes, dates, and decisions together.
Carry it forwardWhen it repeats, the next cycle stays accounted for.

See HeadsUp put lead time to work.

Start with the big picture, focus on what needs attention, then carry every detail, decision, and cycle forward without keeping it all in your head.

HeadsUp Home screen showing only items due soon — Home filters out the noise and brings forward only what has entered its lead-time window.

HeadsUp list showing all tracked items sorted by severity — Bring every cadence together, then sort by severity or date to see where your attention belongs.

HeadsUp detail screen showing the due date, schedule, notes, and history for a tracked item — Open a cadence to find its due date, schedule, severity, and context together without piecing them together elsewhere.

HeadsUp notes screen showing context attached to a tracked item — Notes preserve why it matters. Completion history preserves what happened. The whole thread stays with the cadence.

HeadsUp history screen showing when a tracked item was created and completed — Notes preserve why it matters. Completion history preserves what happened. The whole thread stays with the cadence.

HeadsUp Add cadence screen showing the one-time, fixed-schedule, and on-completion cadence types — Track one-time things, fixed schedules, or rhythms that restart from the day you last completed them.

Two sizes of the HeadsUp Quick Glance widget on an Android Home Screen — pick the one that fits your home screen. Both list tracked items with the time left beside each, and overdue ones marked. — See what’s due soon and overdue at a glance, without opening HeadsUp.