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 The easiest way to
 
remember

Just send yourself a text. We'll remind you later.

*SMS is only supported for U.S. & Canadian (+1) phone numbers.

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Who Fetchy Is For

Fetchy is made for humans who think fast, juggle a lot, and save everything “to get back to it later.”

Overwhelmed

Professionals
& Parents

Humans
With

ADHD

Humans With

A Million

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Myers-Briggs Types 

INFP, ENFP,

INFJ, & INTP*

* Note: While personality assessments like Myers–Briggs aren’t scientifically validated, many people find them useful starting points for understanding how they work.

Reminders for What Matters

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Appointments & plans

Get a nudge before it's time.

Tickets & events

We'll remind you so you don't miss it.

Trips & reservations

Travel reminders when you need them.

Bills & subscriptions

Never pay late or forget to cancel.

Birthdays & special dates

Remember the moments that matter.

Tasks & to-dos

We'll remind you until it's done.

And More

How Fetchy Works

1

Text Fetchy

Tell Fetchy anything you don't want to forget.

2

Forget About It

No calendar setup. No reminder apps. No mental load.

3

Get Reminded

When it's time, Fetchy texts you so you don't miss it.

Just text and relax.

Join Fetchy in Beta  and
feel a little less overwhelmed.

Think it. Text it. Forget it. Fetchy reminds you at the right time.

JOIN BETA​​​​

Your memory companion, right in your texts.

  • Text yourself reminders
     

  • Save things you'll need later
     

  • Create shopping and task lists
     

  • Ask Fetchy to find anything you've saved
     

*SMS is only supported for U.S. & Canadian (+1) phone numbers.

Meet Fetchy's Team

Nina Duong Fetchy Cofounder Headshot

Nina believes that technology should feel like a friend, not a chore. At Fetchy, she shapes the vision and voice, crafting an experience that feels human and magical.

Matt Chalawsky Fetchy Cofounder Headshot

Matt believes that great engineering disappears. At Fetchy, he builds the invisible systems that make saving and finding your stuff feel effortless.

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