A remedy
for everyday
problems
Not cures. Small fixes for the parts of a week that never fit in a calendar — the shifting shift, the recipe nobody wrote down, the permission slip, the dream on repeat.
↓See the fourONE CIRCLE, BENT FOUR WAYS
Freeish
For schedules that change every week.
If your hours are different every week, everyone around you is guessing. Snap the schedule you just got — Freeish reads the shifts, and your people see when you're free.
- Snap a photo of your shifts — Freeish reads them in
- Share your week with family, roommates, or a co-parent
- Ping your people the moment you get free
Josephine
The family recipe box, shared.
The recipes that only exist on an index card in someone else's kitchen. Kept in one place, written by your family, for your family.
- Add a recipe the way you'd write it down
- Everyone in the family can add and cook from it
- Kept for whoever cooks next
tego
Forward the email. Get the plan.
The school sends a field trip email. Send it to tego and it comes back as a list: permission slip to sign, the date, the bus time, what to pack — shared with everyone involved.
- Forward any email or notice
- It becomes dates and tasks, not another inbox
- Shared across both households
Rescript Sleep
Rewrite the dream.
For people who have the same nightmare again and again. Rescript walks you through writing a new ending and rehearsing it while you're awake, so the version your mind reaches for is the one you chose. Free, and nothing leaves your phone.
- Log the night in thirty seconds, the morning after
- Write the ending you'd rather have
- Rehearse it in the afternoon, away from bedtime
The remedy is a dog, technically
Remi is a tamaskan and the reason the spelling is wrong. She's also the original remedy: the thing in the house that makes the day easier without being asked. The orange circle in the wordmark is hers, and every app mark is that same circle, bent one way or another.
