Every date that comes back around — a birthday you'd hate to miss, the air filter, the registration, the trial you meant to cancel — on one shared list that nudges before it matters.
Birthday apps do birthdays. Home apps do filters. Car apps do oil changes. Forgor holds all of it and answers the only question that matters: what's due this month?
Type it, take it from a contact, or forward the renewal notice — it lands on the same shelf either way. This month, next month, and then Later: the part of the year your head has already given up on.
Forgor tells you once, early enough that you can still do something about it, and then gets out of the way. No badge on the icon, no daily digest, no second reminder about the first reminder.
You choose the hour it arrives. Everything else is already decided.
No checkboxes, no red badges, no pile of things you failed to do. A date that passes rolls forward to next year on its own. The only number that goes up is the one for dates you kept.