Paste a schedule, drop a screenshot of one, or a calendar file — and NUDGE writes what is actually happening, one Apple-style notification at a time, so the day reads itself.
9:41
Monday, September 28
Monday — 6 things, first at 9:30
Local only
Lives in your browser. No account, no server copy.
Any schedule
Paste text, drop a screenshot, or an .ics export.
Real iOS template
The notification Apple actually ships.
Both faces
Lock screen stack, or one banner at a time.
Light and dark
See the same day on either lock screen.
The workflow
The whole loop happens in the tab you already have open.
Bring the schedule
Paste it, drop a screenshot, or the .ics your calendar exports.
NUDGE reads the day
The agent finds what is actually happening, in order.
Read it as notifications
Each moment arrives as its own notification card.
Take it with you
Copy the brief out by hand, whenever you like.
What it produces
Values below come from one real run of the app.
The headline
One line that says how the day is shaped before you read a word of it.
Monday — 6 things, first at 9:30
Up next
The very next thing, stated flatly, with the real time in the corner.
9:30 AM · Design review
The heads-up
Travel and prep pulled out of the schedule before it becomes a problem.
The drive to 220 Oak Street takes twenty minutes.
The clash
Only raised when the schedule really overlaps. Never invented.
Nothing clashes today.
Real timestamps
Every card carries the time from your own schedule, not a round number.
3:15 PM
The detail line
Tap a card and the context opens underneath it.
Requires the changelog from Priya.
NUDGE
Your calendar, as notifications.
Nothing saved but in this browser. A screenshot is sent privately, only when you ask.
NUDGE
Stop reading your calendar. Read your notifications.