Arriving December 1 on iPhone

Everyone has gremlins. Meet yours.

Gremly is a tiny AI who catches every thought you throw at him, sorts it, plans your day with you, and grows up the more you show up.

Free until your Gremly turns one. We’ll only email you about the launch.

dentist thurs 3pm

renew passport before march

oat milk, eggs, bin bags

feeling a bit flat today tbh

start running again

flights for the wedding??

idea: supper club with the neighbours

Leo’s birthday on the 14th

read before bed, not my phone

the talk went really well!!

remind me to call the landlord at 5

what was that podcast everyone mentioned??

why did i walk into this room

taxes. ugh

do NOT forget the cake

drink water. like, any

I got you.

Go on. He hasn’t eaten since lunch.

Throw it at him. He handles the rest.

A plan every morning, a wrap up every night, and a little guy in your pocket in between. That’s the whole loop.

Drop it. Type anything, any time. Half a thought is plenty. Chat it. Ask him to plan, move, find or remember anything. Track it. Swipe through your day each night and keep your habits ticking. Grow. Every fed day he grows up a little. So do you.

Drop it

Brain full? Gremly’s hungry.

Type it the way you’d text a friend. Half sentences, typos, three things at once. He works out what each one is, when it’s due and where it lives, and the big stuff gets its own pile, so the wedding, the move or the trip all end up in one place.

dentist thurs 3pm, oat milk, and remind me to call the landlord at 5

Splits into three, on its own Drop it

Event: Dentist, Thu 3pm List: + oat milk Reminder: landlord, 5pm

What you typedWhat Gremly heard

dentist thurs 3pmEventDentist, Thursday at 3:00 pm, on your calendar with a nudge before

oat milk, eggs, bin bagsListThree things added to your shopping list

start running againHabitA new habit. He’ll ask tonight when you want to start

renew passport before marchTodoRenew passport, due by the end of February

flights for the wedding??TodoBook flights, filed with the rest of the wedding stuff, next to the hotel and the gift list

feeling a bit flat today tbhJournalKept private, between you and him

idea: supper club with the neighboursIdeaSaved, and tonight he’ll help you pick a first step

Chat it

Not an agent. A little guy.

He reads your day, moves things around, finds that thing you mentioned in March, and never changes a thing until you tap yes. Basically the assistant you’d hire, if assistants were palm sized and lived on unfinished to-do lists.

Ask GremlyHe knows your day, your people and your stuff

can you fit a run in today? i’m slammed

Gremly

Tight, but yes. You’re free from 12:30 to 1:15, between the design review and lunch with Sam. Thirty minutes gets you back in time to eat.

HabitRunToday, 12:30 to 1:00 pm

Add itNot now

Gremly holding a clipboard with ticked boxes

Nothing changes until you tap. He suggests, you decide. Every time.

He actually knows you. Your plans, your people, the thing you said last Tuesday. No starting from scratch.

Ask him how he knows. He’ll tell you where he learned it, and if he’s wrong, he fixes it.

Chat it, morning and night

He starts your day and helps you finish it.

The daily brief 8:00 am

Morning. Big one today: the pitch is at 11, and you’ve got a clear hour before it. Want that hour for prep?

9:00Stand up

10:00Pitch prep Gremly’s idea

11:00The pitch

12:30Run

7:00Dinner with Maya

Looks goodor just type “move the run to 6”

The wrap up 8:00 pm

That’s a wrap. Pitch done, run done, and you still made dinner. Two quick cards and you’re free.

Sort two todos Run: logged

Best bit of today?

Proud Relieved Knackered Buzzing

Night. Your plan’s ready at 8. I’ll be eating a to-do list.

Track it

Swipe through your day like it’s a dating app.

Every evening your loose todos come up one at a time, in your own words. Swipe left if it’s done or doesn’t matter any more. Swipe right to keep it, with tomorrow already picked. Done ones get the big celebration.

go on, try it →

Tonight’s sweep1 of 4

TodoDropped Monday

Book flights for the wedding

“flights for the wedding??”

TomorrowThursdayNext week

TodoDue end of February

Renew passport

“renew passport before march”

TomorrowSaturdayNext week

TodoDropped Tuesday

Return the shoes

“return the shoes, receipt’s in the blue bag”

TomorrowFridayNext week

TodoDropped this morning

Text Priya about Saturday

“text priya re sat!!”

TomorrowThursdayNext week

Track it

Habits that don’t guilt trip you.

Build one, break one, or do one eight times a day. Tell him in a drop or a chat and he tracks it, plans it into your week and counts a half done day as a day. He’s kind like that.

THIS WEEKMTWTFSS

Run3 times a week2 of 3

Drink water8 glasses a day5 of 8

Read before bedEvery night4 day run

No phone before coffeeBreaking this oneHeld 3 of 4

Rest day, no pressurePlanned for Saturday

Two runs in. Saturday morning’s free if you fancy a third.

Many a day?Tap as you go. Water, stretches, “stood up from my desk”.

Breaking one?Holding off counts as winning. Doomscrolling, we see you.

Off day?No streak shame. Half done still counts, and he’ll never make it weird.

Grow

Don’t hire an agent. Adopt a Gremly.

Every Gremly hatches the day you join. Pick the one that feels like yours, give it a name and sign the adoption papers. Yes, there are papers.

go on, pick one. they don’t bite. mostly.

Grow

Feed him your thoughts. Watch him grow.

Drop, chat or wrap up enough in a day and he fills up green. Every three fed days he has a birthday. The longer you’re together, the better he gets you.

day one

Hatches the day you join. Small, hungry, already on your side.

fed

He is the gauge. Grey when hungry, green when you’ve looked after him today.

first birthday!

Three fed days, not even in a row, and he turns one. Party hat mandatory.

age 12, still yours A grown up Gremly waving

Older, wiser, knows your whole deal. Your Pack can see his age. Bragging rights included.

Gremly wrapped in a blanket with a warm drink

Miss a day? He doesn’t sulk, starve or send passive aggressive notifications. He’s just pleased to see you.

And while he grows up, he gets to know you. Birthdays, the people who matter, the trip in June, the fact that you always overbook Mondays. The more you tell him, the more he gets it right, and you can always ask him how he knows.

Grow together Coming soon

Buddy up.

Ask a friend to back one of your habits or todos. They hear when you’ve done it and send a cheer. Wins only, no nagging unless you ask for it, and every cheer feeds your Gremly a little too.

Backing someone is free, forever.

Maya sent you a high fiveFor this morning’s run. Three this week!

One tick for both of youSunday call with Mum, done

Sam is backing “Book the car service”He’ll hear the moment it’s done

Yours, 7

Maya’s, 12

Sam’s, 3

Jo’s, 21

your pack, ages on show. Jo is showing off.

Plays nicely with your stuff.

Your meetings land on your day and he plans around them. He only reads your calendar, he never changes it. Under the hood, he thinks with some of the best AI models around.

Calendars

Google Calendar

Outlook

Apple Calendarcoming soon

Thinks with models from

OpenAI

Google Gemini

Anthropic Claude

A smaller green Gremly standing beside her

same brain, two generations

Why Gremly exists

Built for brains with forty tabs open.

Hi, I’m James. I have ADHD, and my head is a browser with forty tabs open and music playing from one of them. I couldn’t tell you which.

Every app I tried wanted me to become an organised person first. Build the system, keep the streak, feel rubbish when it breaks. I always fell off.

My mum’s brain works exactly like mine, and she’s the one who taught me how to live with it. She was one of the very first people to adopt a Gremly.

So I built what we both needed. Somewhere to throw it all. Someone who sorts it with you, without judgement. And a reason to come back that feels like looking after a friend, not doing a chore.

He’s built with ADHD brains in mind, but he’s for anyone whose head gets a bit full. Which, by lunchtime, is most of us.

James Founder, and Gremly’s dad

Gremly adoption papers

The small print, in big print.

Care instructions

Feed me any time. Drops count, chats count.

Start each morning with my plan.

Close out the day with me each evening.

that’s it. I’m low maintenance.

Gremly’s promises to you

Nothing changes without your tap. I suggest, you decide.
Your private stuff stays private. Never shown off, never sold.
Ask how I know something and I’ll tell you. Tell me I’m wrong and I’ll fix it.
No guilt trips. Ever. Miss a day and I’ll just be pleased to see you.
I’m an AI. A very small one. I’ll always say so.

GremlySigned, the Gremly

you, soonSigned, the adopter

Things people ask.

Is Gremly an ADHD app?

He was built with ADHD brains in mind, by someone with one. But he’s for anyone whose head gets full, which is most people by Wednesday.

When can I get him?

December 1, on iPhone. Join the list and we’ll tell you the moment he hatches. Android comes after that.

How much does it cost?

Free until your Gremly turns one, which takes three fed days. Pricing will be on the App Store when he arrives on December 1.

What if I forget about him for a week?

Nothing bad. He doesn’t starve, sulk or send passive aggressive notifications. He just waits, and he’ll be properly pleased to see you.

What does he do with my stuff?

Uses it to help you, and that’s it. Private things stay private, he’ll tell you where he learned anything, and you can correct him any time. Read the privacy policy.

Is there an Android version?

Not yet. Tick “I’m on Android” when you join the list and he’ll come and find you when he gets there.

Is he a real gremlin?

He’s an AI. A very small one, who mostly lives on unfinished to-do lists.

Your Gremly is waiting.

He arrives on December 1. Join the list and you’ll be one of the first to adopt one. Free until he turns one.

GREMLY