Hubby Buddy Assistant

Hubby Buddy keeps the things you're supposed to remember in front of you, and hands you one small thing a day worth doing. DATES THAT ESCALATE, NEVER NAG Her birthday, your anniversary, Valentine's, Mother's Day, the kids. Reminders at 30, 14, 7, 3, and 1 day out, then the day itself, then a "how did it go?" the morning after. Her age never appears anywhere. HEADS UP FROM YOUR CALENDAR AND THE FORECAST A meeting that runs past 5:30. Rain on a soccer night. A trip next week. An open Saturday with good weather. Each one comes with a text already drafted — you pick who it goes to and you tap Send. THE HOUSE, ON A SCHEDULE Furnace filter, smoke-detector batteries, gutters, softener salt. Tell it how often, tap "I did it today," and it tells you when it's due again. ONE QUICK WIN A DAY Small, specific, optional. Bring back her coffee order. Follow up on the thing she mentioned. One a day, dismissible, and silent on days that already have a headline. BUILT ON RULES IT WON'T BREAK It never sends, buys, or books — every irreversible step is yours. There's no account and no server: your dates, calendar, and history stay on your phone. If you turn on weather, an approximate location goes to Apple Weather for the forecast, and nothing else. She doesn't need to know it exists.