Long-term memory
Tell Crodo something once - a project detail, a preference, who someone is - and it holds on to it for future conversations.
Memory, tasks & reminders
An Assistant That Actually Remembers
Say it once. Crodo keeps your facts, tasks, reminders, and projects straight, so the next conversation already has the context.
Memory
Saved as you talk
You said
Add a task to fix the login bug on the XYZ site, and remind me at five to ship it.
Captured
Task · XYZ site
Fix the login bug
Reminder · 5:00 PM
Ship the fix
What it keeps
Four kinds of memory, one voice.
Most assistants forget the moment the window closes. Crodo keeps what you told it and answers from your own saved information.
Tasks
Say “add a task to fix the login bug” and it lands on your list, attached to the right project.
Reminders
“Remind me at 5 to send the invoice.” Crodo works out the actual time and alerts you.
Projects
Work gets grouped automatically, so “the XYZ site” resolves to the same project every time you mention it.
Just say it
No forms. No syntax.
“Remember that Priya runs design reviews on Tuesdays.”
Saved as a durable fact you can ask about weeks later.
“Add a task to write the release notes for Crodo.”
Captured and filed under the project you named.
“Remind me in 20 minutes to check the deploy.”
Computed from your Mac's real local time, not a server's.
“What's open on the XYZ site?”
Reads back your live task list for that project.
How it works
Speak it. It sticks.
01
Speak naturally - no syntax, no forms, no separate app to open.
02
Crodo decides what deserves to be remembered, tracked, or scheduled.
03
Facts, tasks, and reminders are saved to your account and grouped by project.
04
Ask about them later by voice, or browse them in the Crodo window.