01
The browser bell ₹0 · ZERO SETUP
Click ENABLE ALERTS in the top bar. When something is due, this page chimes and fires a system notification on your machine. Pin the tab or install it as an app while you work.
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▸ click a day · double-click to add · drag an .ics anywhere to import · batch-type in the scratchpad
The scratchpad — text in, calendar out
Type one event per line in plain shorthand. A deterministic parser — pure regex, no AI, no API, no network — pulls out title, date and time live as you type.
REQUIRED → TITLE + DATE
OPTIONAL → TIME (defaults to 9:00 AM, flagged “assumed”)
ONE EVENT PER LINE
ENGINE → 100% LOCAL
SCRATCHPAD.TXT
NO AI · LOCAL
PARSED · LIVE
0/0 READY
Start typing on the pad —
lines become events here, live.
lines become events here, live.
CTRL+↵ = ADD
Wire up the free pipes
Four ways this page reaches your phone, all costing exactly ₹0. Each person wires their own pipes in ⚙ Settings — keys are stored inside your private row.
02
WhatsApp to your phone ₹0 · 2-MIN SETUP
WhatsApp is the pipe in India — and CallMeBot runs a free API that lets this page message you through it.
- Save
+34 644 51 95 23in your contacts as “CallMeBot”. - WhatsApp it exactly:
I allow callmebot to send me messages - You get an auto-reply with your personal API key.
- Open ⚙ Settings → your 10-digit mobile + key → TEST WHATSAPP.
⚠ FREE COMMUNITY API — ~1 msg/min, occasional delays. Pair with #03 for can’t-miss ones.
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Telegram push ₹0 · MOST RELIABLE
The Telegram Bot API is free, unlimited, and works straight from this page with a plain fetch(). Team tip: create one shared bot, and everyone pastes their own chat ID.
- Open Telegram, search
@BotFather(blue check) and press Start. - Send
/newbot→ pick a name → pick a username ending inbot. - Copy the token from the reply.
- Open your bot and press START (it can’t message you until you do).
- Get your chat ID from
@userinfobot. - Paste both into ⚙ Settings → TEST TELEGRAM.
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Calendar two-way ₹0 · ONE CLICK
↓ .ICS exports your board for Google Calendar native alerts (and as a backup). ↑ .ICS — or dragging a file onto the page — imports events from Google, Apple or Outlook. The scratchpad also mints .ics straight from plain text.
☁ How the company cloud works
This file talks to a hosted Postgres database (Supabase free tier). Signing in gets you a private JWT; Row Level Security policies make your row readable and writable by you alone — enforced by the database engine, not by the UI. Your board syncs live on every change (watch the ☁ chip in the top bar) and follows you to any device. If the network drops, you keep working from a local copy and the chip turns red until the cloud is reachable again.
✆ What about actual SMS?
Indian carriers (Jio, Airtel, Vi, BSNL) don’t run free email-to-SMS gateways, and commercial SMS APIs need DLT registration plus real money (~₹0.12–0.25 per SMS). This build routes through the two pipes that are genuinely free in India: WhatsApp + Telegram.
⚠ The fine print — company use
Passwords are hashed server-side (bcrypt) — this file never stores them, and “forgot password” now sends a reset email instead of wiping anything. The anon API key inside this file is public by design: it only lets someone act as themselves; privacy comes from per-user JWTs + Row Level Security. Sessions auto-lock after 10 idle minutes — still hit 🔒 LOCK when you step away. Anyone logged into your session can see your board, exactly like an unlocked phone.