Everything they can do — and each one done perfectly.

Any public page at a polite pace — the whole page, one word, one element or a price.

Guards YOUR website: up or down, certificate expiry, domain renewal. Sleep well.

Watches your ISP or utility status page and tells you when it's them, not you.

Watches a GitHub repo and tells you the moment a new version tags. Live and keyless.

Miss a daily check-in and it raises an alert and readies a message to someone you name.

When a terms or changelog page changes, shows the actual lines added and removed.

One-off or repeating: "remind me Tuesday at 9", bin night every fortnight. Done and filed.

Dates that matter — birthdays, MOT, passport. Warned in good time, never missed.

Weather, your feeds, and everything the team caught overnight — one message, at your hour.

Tell it your collection pattern and it pushes at 8pm the night before, naming the bin.

Keeps your car's MOT and road-tax dates and warns you a month before each one.

On the day a policy lapses it hands you the pack: numbers, filed documents, the renew link.

Recurring flea, worming or any routine pet care — back on the dot, every cycle.

"watered Monstera today, every 14 days" and it nudges you on the day it's next due.

Tell it a new pack; it counts the run-out and nudges you a week before to reorder.

Log a donation; it counts the NHS cooldown and names the day you're eligible again.

"warranty <item> <months>" — diarised expiry, a month's warning, a running table.

Name a free trial and its length; warned a couple of days before it turns into a bill.

Log a contract end date; it opens your notice window well ahead of auto-renewal.

Bridges weekends and bank holidays into the longest breaks for the fewest leave days.

Drop in gift ideas as you spot them; 14 days before a birthday you get the whole list.

One plain nudge a day, an unforgiving streak counter, and a bot that notices.

A daily read of your route's status page — delays, closures and incidents flagged.

One living file per topic: every fact, receipt, archive and log line, kept fresh.

Save any page forever: a dated snapshot with a hash — proof of what it said, when.

Shopping, packing, jobs — living lists you manage by talking. Add, tick, clear.

Forward receipts to its own mailbox; totals, order numbers and tracking codes come out filed.

Jot readings — "BP 120/80", "weight 82kg" — into a dated file you can hand the GP.

Real bookkeeping over your filed receipts: merchant totals, month-end statements, CSV.

Every filed receipt and typed "expense 12.99 Tesco" lands in one running claims table.

Who owes who. Running balances from "Amy owes me £20"; settle up any time.

Pings you the instant a NEW listing lands under your price. Plain-HTML searches only.

Watches one listing and flags the moment the asking price drops, and by how much.

Shouts the moment "out of stock" turns back into "buy". Plain-HTML shops only.

Name your price on a product, Steam or App Store page; pinged the moment it hits or dips below.

Reel off what you need; it sorts each item into the right shop and keeps the list.

Watches a booking page and shouts the moment "sold out" turns into "book now".

One product across several shops; best price surfaced, price history kept.

Hand it a tracking number; it follows the parcel to your door, every hop.

Holiday money on autopilot — told the moment the exchange rate crosses your line.

Reads the URSY.FINANCE instrument every morning and tells you only what crossed a line you drew.

"prep me for <domain>" reads their site and hands you a five-line cheat sheet.

Flags new applications on a council planning page, filtered to a street or a name.

Watches your feeds for the words you care about — job posts, restocks, your own name.

Follows a UK Parliament petition on the official data — 10k, 100k, reply, close.

Strips a newsletter to the three headlines that matter, kept as a daily digest.

"send <url> to my reader" fetches the page and saves a clean article to sideload.

"ingredients <url>" pulls the clean recipe; "read <url>" strips a page to Markdown.

Grabs one public number a day — followers, a Trustpilot score — into a growing table.

Watches a careers page and flags every new listing that mentions your word.

Watches an author's page and flags every new title as it appears.

Watches a venue's listings and only speaks up when a favourite artist is booked.

One good word a day — definition and a sentence — into a growing vocab file.

What it's doing, what it knows, what it has filed, how long it's been on duty. Always open.

Upgrades any watch from a polite 15-minute pace to a brisk 5-minute one.