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Every Unforget account is on Pro starting today. Turn it on while the offer is open and Pro stays on your account after the offer ends.
Unforget is the task app that remembers what you already wrote down. As of today its Pro tier is switched on for everyone at no cost.
There is no trial period, no card required and no countdown timer in the app. Create an account and it is already Pro.
Free accounts were capped at five saves a day. That cap is gone. Pro also includes:
Accounts that turn Pro on during this offer keep Pro when the offer ends.
That is not a line in a marketing email. It is written into how the product works. The moment an account first uses Pro during the offer, the grant is recorded on that account. When the offer is switched off, that stored grant is what keeps those accounts on Pro. Anyone arriving afterwards starts on Free.
So joining early is worth more than joining later, and the reason is mechanical rather than rhetorical.
Unforget is small and new, and the people who try a small new tool early are the ones who shape it. Charging them $4.99 a month for the privilege of being first is the wrong trade. Handing them the whole product and letting them keep it is the right one.
Create an account and Pro is already on. Nothing to upgrade, nothing to enter, nothing to cancel later. Unforget installs to a phone home screen as a web app and works from any browser.
Start using UnforgetFree, and Pro is already switched on.
No end date has been set. When one is, it will be announced before it takes effect rather than after, and every account already on Pro keeps it.
Unforget is a task app built on a memory engine. Instead of filing tasks into folders and lists you have to maintain, it reads what you write and surfaces the earlier notes that connect to it, along with the reason they connect. Its most-used feature is the one that tells you that you already wrote this down and have not done it yet.
Unforget is made by HiFriendbot, which also builds Cognitive Memory, AI Companions, AgentWallet and ClawWP.