The dates that cost you something when they slip, on one household list that nudges the right person early.

Almost nobody who missed one was careless. The reminder never came, or came into a pile on the counter.
Set it up once on a Sunday afternoon. Forgor does the remembering from there.
Type them, point the camera at the document, take birthdays from contacts, or forward the renewal email.
Each date nudges the person it belongs to.
Two weeks ahead by default. Then silence.
Birthday apps do birthdays. Car apps do oil changes. Forgor holds all of it and answers one question: what's due this month?
Once, early enough to do something about it. No badges, no daily digest, no reminder about the reminder.
Two weeks ahead by default. Passports get two months. You pick the hour.
Most reminder apps are to-do lists with alarms: tasks pile up, go red, and nag. Forgor is built for the dates that come back every year and cost you when they slip. Each point answers a complaint we kept reading in other apps' one-star reviews.
Each nudge is set on your phone the moment you save the date.
Kept with your account, so a new phone or a reinstall loses nothing.
Type it, scan it, take it from a contact or forward the email.
Each date nudges the person it belongs to. Mom's birthday nudges everyone.
Quick calculators and checklists for the deadlines people search for most. Nothing you enter leaves your browser.
The 60-second test of the dates you should know.
When to file the Texas homestead exemption, and where.
When to renew your Texas registration and get the emissions test.
Is your passport valid for the trip? Check before you book.
The exact day a trial bills, and the day to decide by.
The deadlines for your car, license and home after you move.
Every date a Texas house comes with, through the year.
Make a gravestone for the date you forgot.
No checkboxes, no pile of things you failed to do. A date that passes rolls forward on its own.