Never Forget
Anything Again.
Add what you need and where you need it. Near reminds you on your Lock Screen when you arrive.
Coming to iPhone. Core reminders are free. No ads.
“The first app that remembers the errand for me. I just show up, and it’s there.”Lindsay · Near on iPhone
The problem
You remembered.
Just a little too late.
- The milk, after you unpacked the groceries.
- The return, after you passed the drop-off.
- The question, after you left the appointment.
Near brings up what you saved when you reach the place you need it.
Watch it work
The milk shouldn’t need a second trip.
Add “Milk at Harris Teeter.” Near connects it to a store, and you can change the place if it picked the wrong one. When you arrive, your reminder is on your Lock Screen.
For households
Share the list.
Skip the follow-up.
You add milk at home. Whoever gets to the store is the one Near reminds. When they check it off, everyone sees it is done.
Because remembering everything should not be one person’s job. Start on your own, and share whenever you’re ready.
- Milk
- Eggs
- Bananas
- Bread
- Olive oil
Every day
For all the things you meant to do.
- Groceries. Without the second trip.7:42
- That return has lived in your car long enough.10:15
- The prescription, while you are already standing there.1:04
- The question you always remember in the parking lot.4:20
- The things you meant to do the second you got in.6:38
Quiet by design
Your errands are
your business.
Your live route never leaves your iPhone. What syncs is what makes a reminder work: your places, your tasks, and the arrivals that fire them. Near sells none of it, and never uses it for ads.
Delete everything, any time. How Near uses your data
Questions, answered
What is a location-based reminder?
A task that waits at a place instead of a time. Near holds it quietly until you arrive at the store, the pharmacy, or your own front door, then shows it on your Lock Screen.
How does Near know when I arrive somewhere?
iPhone location services tell Near you have reached a place you saved. The geofence is handled by iOS on the device; Near simply surfaces what belongs there.
Can Near share grocery lists with family members?
Yes. A household shares one list, and anyone can add to it. Whoever reaches the store gets the reminder there, and when they check something off, everyone sees it.
Does Near track my location?
Near uses location to surface a task at the moment it matters, and never for advertising. Arrival detection runs on your iPhone. Saved places, tasks, and arrival events sync so reminders and household sharing work, and you can delete all of it at any time.
Your brain has
better things to do.
Fewer forgotten items. Fewer extra trips. One less thing on your mind.