It won't let you forget.
‘I’ll send the deck.’ ‘I’ll intro you to Lena.’ Ember catches commitments as you make them — over email or on a call — and reminds you before they slip.
Ember catches commitments as you make them, over email or on calls.
Do it drafts the email that keeps one; Move date agrees a new date when you need it.
Your record shows the share you keep — and whether on time, late, moved, or dropped.
Caught as you make them
Say “I’ll send the deck by Friday” in an email or on a recorded call, and it becomes a tracked promise with its agreed date — no separate to-do entry, no relying on your memory of the conversation. Promises made in the same meeting or email thread stay together as one agreement, so you can see who has kept their side.
Kept, not just tracked
“Do it” writes the email that delivers on a promise — or chases one you are owed — in your voice, as a draft you review and send. When an email looks like you already delivered, Ember suggests marking the promise kept, and you confirm it or say “Not yet”. Running late? Move date agrees a new date and can draft a heads-up to the other person.
Ranked, on a list or a board
Promises carry the same urgency ramp as the rest of Ember: what is due tomorrow outranks what is due next week, and anything overdue is unmissable. Work them as a list, or as a board by stage, due date, or outcome.
A record you can stand behind
Ember shows the share of your promises you keep, and how each one ended: kept on time, kept late, moved, or dropped. Every contact and company carries its own record too — what is open between you, and how you have done. For people whose word is their reputation, it is the most honest metric in the product.