Pingy

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Abstract

Most reminder apps assume you'll see a notification the moment it fires. Pingy is built for the times you don't — with randomised nudges that catch you when you're actually looking.

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Problem

A fixed 9:00 AM reminder gets dismissed at 9:00 AM and forgotten by 9:01. For people with ADHD, a single scheduled ping is easy to bounce off and never return to.

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Solution

Pingy fires reminders on a randomised cadence inside a window you set, so the nudge lands when your attention is genuinely available — not on a rigid schedule your brain has already learned to ignore. Quiet hours keep it from firing when you're asleep or heads-down.

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Outcome

Reminders stopped being a single missable event and became a gentle, recurring presence — which is the whole point.

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Capabilities