Built for overwhelmed brains.

We are professional notification-dismissers. A reminder is a thing on a screen, and a thumb can clear it in under a second, usually without reading it. Add time blindness and the gap between “I know I should” and “I’m doing it” gets wide enough to lose a whole morning in.

PROVE IT changes what “dismiss” means. The alert won’t stop until you physically tap the PROVE IT Sticker you paired it with, and that sticker lives where the task lives: on the pill bottle, by the leash hook, on the bathroom mirror. Getting there is half the battle, and now getting there is the only way to make the noise stop.

No photo, no checklist, no explaining yourself. You were in the room with the thing. That’s it. The app logs it and moves on with its day.

• 3 free bail outs for real emergencies. No charge, no judgment. Apparently, you’re human.
• No subscription for the app or the stickers.
• Visual cues: the sticker on the object is a reminder even when no alert is firing.
• Enough stickers (20 per case) that you can lose a couple and be A-OK.
• Location-aware: set an alert to only fire when you’re home, so it never goes off during the school play.

Getting out of bed. Taking meds at the same time every day. Leaving for the appointment when it’s actually time to leave. Logging off work. Flossing one tooth. Small, physical, repeatable things where showing up is the whole job.