Say it. Organizized does it.
Say “We're out of milk and eggs, and remind me to call the plumber tomorrow at 10.” Organizized shows what it heard, then adds it to the shared lists, calendar and chores.
Free for the whole household. English, Arabic, or both in one sentence.Say it the way you would say it to each other
- We're out of milk and eggs
- Milk, eggs → Groceries
- Mayada does the bins every Tuesday, rotate with me
- Take out the bins · every Tue · Mayada first
- Waits for your OK, then tells Mayada
- Lunch with Mum Saturday at 1, add Mayada
- Lunch with Mum · Sat 13:00
- Mayada has Gym 12:30–14:00. Move, keep or skip?
- Plan dinners this week, quick, no nuts
- 7 dinners under 30 minutes, no nuts
- Missing ingredients → Groceries
Three steps, every time
Say it
Tap the blue mic, long-press any tab, or use Siri, Google Assistant or a widget. Type if you prefer.
Check it
See what was heard and one line per action. Fix a word with a tap. Anything for someone else asks first.
Done, with Undo
It lands in the shared calendar, chores, lists and meals. Undo is there for 24 hours in voice history.
One plan everyone can see
Nobody has to be the one who remembers. Each person has a colour, and the work is shared out fairly.
Shared calendar
Month, week and agenda for everyone, with clashes flagged before they happen.
Fair choresPro
Chores rotate by themselves and everyone sees the tally.
Live shopping lists
See who is in the shop and what was just added.
Meal planningPro
Plan the week, then add every missing ingredient in one tap.
Recipe importPro
Share a link, a video or a cookbook photo. Check the draft, then save.
Household analyticsPro
Who did what, on time, without anyone keeping score.
The mic is only on when you can see it
- Nothing records in the background. When the mic is on, the screen says so in blue.
- Audio is deleted after 30 days. Transcripts stay until you delete them.
- Everything voice can do, you can also do by touch.
“Hey Siri, tell Organizized we’re out of milk”
Works from the lock screen, widgets, Siri and Google Assistant, and the share sheet.
Notes from home
All posts- Chores
Splitting chores fairly without keeping score
Fairness at home is less about equal lists and more about nobody being the one who remembers.
- Voice
“Add خبز and milk”: one sentence, two languages
Many households switch languages mid-sentence. The assistant should keep up.
- Meals
A week of dinners from one sentence
What happens when you say “Plan dinners this week, quick, no nuts, use the chicken in the fridge.”
Questions
Does it understand Arabic?
Yes: Gulf, Levantine, Egyptian and Modern Standard Arabic, plus sentences that mix Arabic and English.
Is the mic always listening?
No. It only listens while the voice sheet is open, and the screen says “Mic on”.
What happens when I use up free voice commands?
Free includes 30 a month. After that, everything still works by touch, and voice comes back on the 1st of each month.
Does everyone need Pro?
No. One person subscribes and the whole household gets Pro.