Built for the lock screen

The lock screen is the app.

An assistant that needs your attention has already failed at being an assistant. Handled does the thinking first, then hands you a decision you can make without unlocking your phone.

Handled7:00 PM
Tomorrow needs Ivy's ballet tights washed
Ballet is at 4:15 at Studio Nine. Nothing else tomorrow.
Why this?
Done
Remind me at 8
Anatomy of a briefing

A day of notifications

Drag through Wednesday. Count the interruptions.

Three things are on: a form, ballet and a dentist reminder for next week. A calendar alerts for each one, twice. Handled sends a briefing for each end of the day.

7:30 AM
Morning briefing arrives
Calendar alerts so far
0
Handled so far
1
7:30
Wednesday, October 7
Handled7:00 AM
Today: Theo's form goes back, ballet at 4:15
Tights are dry. Nothing else today.

What shows while locked

Your phone is on the kitchen counter. Anyone can read it.

So everything Handled knows carries a sensitivity level, and one rule decides what a locked screen may say. Contents are encrypted to your device before they leave our servers.

Locked
Handlednow
A prescription needs attention
Unlock to see details.

The rules it keeps, so you can trust the buzz.

2

Notes a day, at most

Evening and morning. Each covers the whole day, instead of a countdown for every event.

0

Sent when nothing's on

No "you have no events today." A quiet evening stays quiet.

1

Tap to resolve

Decisions arrive with the answer attached. Opening the app is the fallback.

2×

Declined, then it stops

Say no to something twice and it stops offering it. It's not deleted, just no longer raised.