न भूलें
Do not forget today.
Reminders for the day in front of you. Prayers, proverbs and festivals from the home you carry with you.
Coming soon to iPhone and Android. Made for Indians living in the US, the UK, Australia and wherever else home has moved to.
- Call AaiDaily · before she sleeps in Pune
- Shubham Karoti at duskDaily · voice memo attached
- Ajoba's birthday tomorrowYearly
Example reminders, on today's date.
The name
Three words that mean two things
Do not forget today
The call you promised. The appointment. The festival that arrives on a working Tuesday, eight thousand miles from where everyone else is celebrating it. Set a reminder once and let it come back every day, week, month or year.
Do not forget
The language you first prayed in. The proverbs your grandparents quoted at the dinner table. Living abroad, these fade quietly unless something keeps them close. This app keeps them in your pocket.
What's inside
Everything in the app
Free, with no account to create and no feed to scroll.
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Reminders
Daily, weekly, monthly and yearly reminders for tasks and festival dates. Record a voice memo with any reminder and hear it when the day comes.
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Prarthana प्रार्थना
Prayers across Indian languages, ready whenever you need the words.
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Subhashita सुभाषित
Sanskrit and Marathi proverbs, chosen one at a time.
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Jharoka झरोका
The word means a window. An original devotional blog written by the maker of the app.
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Daily Special
A second feed of original pieces, curated for the day.
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Sansaar संसार
A directory of community businesses for Indians abroad.
Your private space
Swayam स्वयं
Swayam means self. It is the part of the app that belongs only to you, and everything in it stays on your own phone.
There is no account, so nothing in Swayam is sent to us.
- CalendarBirthdays, anniversaries and occasions, by month, week or year
- ExpensesTrack spending and save a PDF report at the end of the month
- VaultKeep sign-in details in one place
- NotesDated, in the order you wrote them
- LinksThe pages you want to find again
From the blog
Jharoka, a window
The latest posts, as they appear inside the app.
The lamp on the icon
शुभं करोति कल्याणं आरोग्यं धनसंपदा ।
शत्रुबुद्धिविनाशाय दीपज्योतिर्नमोऽस्तुते ॥
It brings good fortune, wellbeing, health and plenty, and it puts an end to ill will. To the flame of the lamp, I bow.
Many families say this verse when the evening lamp is lit. The app's icon is that lamp, the diya, because remembering starts with a small light kept burning.
Who made it
Built by one person, for his own community
Do Not Forget Today is made by Milind Ranade, a filmmaker, cartoonist, animator and teacher with deep roots in Marathi culture and the Mumbai film industry.
He writes Jharoka himself and curates what goes into the app. It is the first piece of a larger cultural project for Indians living far from home.