Get it done.
Return a call. Reply to an email. Take out the bins. Qcard helps you stay with the task, even when you can’t do it right away.
The freedom
to forget.
Try Qcard free for 30 daysNo signup. No credit card. No subscription commitment to start.
Not now?
That’s okay.
A reminder arrives. You’re in the middle of something.
Tap to delay it. Get back to what you were doing. When it’s due again, Qcard reminds you.
When you’re finished, mark it complete.
All from your notification.
Delay or complete a reminder straight from your notification—without opening Qcard.
“I love that even when I snooze it, it will keep popping up until I do it.”
MissWhodiniApp Store reviewer
Something on your mind?
Qcard it.
With Qcard open, a quick shake of your phone lets you capture a thought before it slips away. A few words—typed or spoken—and a time are all it needs.
Then get back to your life.
A little support for the things that make up your day.
Be there.
An appointment starts before you arrive. Qcard keeps it in view with flexible reminders and a clear sense of how much time is left—so you have time to get ready and get going.
Get through it.
Some things take more than one step. Qcard guides you through routines like laundry, so you can focus on the step you’re doing without remembering what comes next.
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Less to keep
in your head.
When things slip your mind, everyday life can take a lot of effort.
Once it’s in Qcard, you don’t have to keep checking what’s next. Qcard reminds you when it’s time, so your attention can stay with what’s in front of you.
“Using Qcard to cope frees my mind from fear of failure and helps with other issues like task completion and the dreaded but awesome hyperfocus :)”
Jenify69App Store reviewer
I needed something
I could forget about.
After my brain injury, remembering was only part of the challenge.
A reminder could tell me what to do. But if I couldn’t do it right then, I had to remember it all over again.
I wanted to be able to say “not now” without losing it completely.
Building Qcard meant rethinking what a reminder needed to do.
Sergio Di GiovanniFounder of Qcard · TBI Survivor
Start with one thing.
A call you’ve been meaning to make. Something you need to pick up. That little task you keep forgetting.
Put it in Qcard. See what happens when you don’t have to remember it on your own.
Try Qcard free for 30 daysNo signup. No credit card. No automatic subscription when your free period ends.
After 30 days, continue for $5.99/month or $44.99/year.
See pricing detailsQcard it. Get back to your life.
Can Qcard help people with ADHD or a brain injury?
Qcard was created after its founder experienced a brain injury. People living with ADHD, brain injuries, and challenges with memory and executive function use it to help them follow through on everyday tasks. You don’t need a diagnosis to find it useful.
Do I need to keep opening Qcard?
Once something is in Qcard, it alerts you when it’s due. You can delay or complete it directly from the notification, without opening the app.
What happens if I can’t do it right away?
Choose a delay from the notification, such as 15 minutes or one hour. The reminders pause until the new time. When the card becomes due again, Qcard resumes reminding you.
Does Qcard work with Focus mode?
Qcard follows your phone’s notification settings. Focus can silence its alerts.
What happens after the 30 free days?
When you open Qcard after the free period, you’ll be asked to choose a monthly or yearly subscription to continue. Starting your free period doesn’t subscribe you automatically.