Did I? answers “did I already do it?” with one tap. Press a button when you take your tablets, lock the door, turn off the stove or feed the pet, and later each button shows when you last did it and whether it’s done today. It is neurodivergent-friendly, and helps anyone who checks things twice. It only remembers your taps: no alarms, no streaks.
Questions
Is it free?
Did I? is completely free. There are no ads, no account and no paid version.
Does it work offline and on my phone?
Yes. It runs in your web browser on a phone, tablet or computer, and keeps working without internet after your first visit. You can add it to your home screen from the browser menu to open it like an app.
Is my data private?
Everything you add stays in this browser on your device. Nothing is sent to Favabeans or anyone else, and there is no tracking of you.
What happens to photos I add?
After you tap a button you can add a photo, like one of the locked door. It stays only on this device and is never sent anywhere. Photos aren’t in backups or device sync, and each one deletes itself after 24 hours.
Does it remind me to take medicine?
Did I? mainly remembers when you tap a button, so you can check later. If you want, you can set a gentle “not yet” nudge at a time you choose for any item; it only appears while the app is open. There are no alarms, and it doesn’t give advice about medicines or anything else.
Do I need an account?
No. Open Did I? and start. Everything is saved in this browser, and you can turn on encrypted sync if you want it on your other devices too.
At a glance
| Price | Free |
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| Account | None needed |
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| Works offline | Yes, after the first visit |
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| Languages | English, Arabic |
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| Your data | Stays on your device (optional encrypted sync) |
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| Works on | Any modern browser, phone or computer |
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| Photo proof | Optional; stays on this device and deletes itself after 24 hours |
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Who it helps
If you often wonder whether you took your tablets, locked the door or turned off the stove, one look at Did I? tells you when you last did it. It suits busy days when routines blur together.
