Talk while you drive.Wake up organized.
An iPhone app that turns a two-minute voice note into tomorrow’s plan: tasks, shopping, email drafts, and calendar events.
iOS pre-release. This site is the waitlist. Tomorrow is not on the App Store yet.
Try a note
“Buy milk on the way home, call mom back, check the taxes before Friday, and book the hotel for Friday night.”
Plan
Buy milk · Shopping
Call mom · Task
Tomorrow’s Plan screen with the items from the note you picked. New ones wait until you confirm or dismiss them.
You talk. You get a plan
That list in your head doesn’t clock out when you do. Talk — milk, mom, taxes, Friday — and morning-you has a plan, not a blank page. Tasks, shopping, the emails you’d forget.
Speak your day
Hold to talk, slide up to lock. Two minutes, even in the car or on a walk.
We sort it
It’s transcribed, then pulled into tasks, events, shopping, and email drafts.
Your plan, by day
Say today or a date and it lands on Today, Tomorrow, or Later. You can always move it.
Check, then go
New stuff waits until you confirm, edit, or dismiss it.
What’s in the app
Five screens. Everything you say ends up on one of them, and nothing sticks until you’ve looked at it.
Plan
Plan sorts everything you said into Today, Tomorrow, and Later. Overdue items can be dragged to today. A morning ping shows today’s plan, and an evening peek shows tomorrow.
Review
Review is where new items wait until you confirm, edit, or dismiss them. Nothing reaches your plan before that.
Shopping
Shopping is a checklist built from what you said. Check items off as you go.
Email
Email turns the ramble into drafts you open in Mail.
Calendar
Calendar exports each event as a Google Calendar link or a .ics file that Apple Calendar and Outlook can open.
Who it’s for
Not a list you open when you already have time. This is for when you don’t
The drive
Hands on the wheel, list still talking. Start it with Siri or the Capture widget, talk, and review the plan once you’re parked
The walk
Between meetings, walking home, groceries still rattling around. Two minutes and it’s a plan
The spiral
ADHD, packed evenings, 3am milk-and-taxes loops. Say it once so morning-you isn’t starting from scratch
Is Tomorrow on the App Store?
No. Tomorrow is in an active pre-release waitlist for iOS. This website is the waitlist. Sign up and we email you when the App Store build goes live. There is no download yet.
What will it cost?
There’s a free plan with 10 AI notes a month. Pro is $8.99 a month or $59.99 a year, and the yearly plan starts with a 7-day free trial.
What happens to my voice data in the Tomorrow app?
Your audio is used to build your plan. It is transcribed, then parsed into tasks, shopping, email drafts, and calendar events. OpenAI does the transcription and extraction. Cloudflare stores the audio files for your account. We do not use your voice to train models. The audio is not kept only on the phone. Delete the account in the app and the audio is deleted with it. Privacy has the long version. Privacy Policy
Does the app auto-schedule tasks to my calendar?
No. Tomorrow uses a review-and-confirm step. New items wait until you confirm, edit, or dismiss them. A confirmed calendar event can be opened as a Google Calendar link or shared as a .ics file that Apple Calendar and Outlook can open. Tomorrow does not sign in to a calendar, and nothing is written to your schedule until you add it.
Stop carrying tomorrow in your head
Tomorrow is in pre-release for iPhone. Leave your email and you’ll hear the day it’s on the App Store.
Questions? Write us