Early access · By invitation

Text it. Your day, squared.

A personal assistant you reach by text. Tell it what’s on your mind and it remembers, reminds you on time, finds what you need, and checks back so nothing slips. No app. No login. Just a number in your phone.

Free during early access. Works on any phone that can text.

See it handle

Squareday
  • Remind me to take my tablets at 8 every morning
  • Done. I’ll text you at 8:00 each day. Reply TAKEN when you have.
  • Next morning, 8:00 AM
  • Time for your 8 AM item. Reply TAKEN or LATER.
  • Taken
  • Logged. Have a good day.
  • Nothing to install
  • Works on any phone
  • Asks before it acts
  • Reply STOP any time

A day with it

You get on with your day. It keeps track of it.

You told it these things once. This is what shows up on your phone, when it matters.

Morning summary

Good morning. Today: 9:00 team call, 12:30 lunch with Sam, 3:30 dentist. One package due.

Medication

Time for your 8 AM item. Reply TAKEN or LATER.

Taken

Leave-by

Lunch with Sam at 12:30. It’s a 14 minute drive, so leave now.

Appointment

Dentist at 3:30. Time to head out. I’ll ask afterwards if there’s a follow-up to book.

Delivery

Your package was delivered at 6:32. Did it arrive OK?

Yes, got it

What it does

One number for everything you’d otherwise carry in your head.

It starts with reminders and your daily summary. The rest is added in stages during early access.

01

Reminders that arrive on time

One-off or repeating. Snooze, skip today, or pause until Monday with a one-word reply.

You textRemind me to call the dentist tomorrow at 9
02

Your day, every morning

A short summary of what’s on: events, reminders, deliveries, and anything still open from yesterday.

You textWhat’s on tomorrow?
03

Medication check-ins

A text at the time you set. No reply, and it asks again. It gives no medical advice.

04

Calendar kept straight

Text “Lunch with Sam, Friday at noon” and get a link. Tap it and the event is added to the calendar on your phone.

05

It remembers

The gate code, your sister’s flight, what you promised on Thursday. Ask for it back any time.

06In stages

Answers and research

A short answer by text and the full version by email, with sources.

07In stages

Shopping help

It compares options on what matters to you and sends the links. You do the buying.

08In stages

Trips, tables and local help

A trip, a restaurant, a plumber, something to do on Saturday. Found, compared, on your calendar.

09

Shopping list

Text items, a photo of a handwritten list, or a voice note. It reads them and adds them to one list you can open from a link.

You textAdd milk, eggs and bananas to my shopping list
10In stages

Finding services

A plumber, a dentist, a dog groomer. It finds a few good options nearby and sends the details. You make the call.

You textFind me a plumber in Palm Coast
11In stages

Packages and appointments, tracked

Send a tracking number and it tells you when it ships, arrives or runs late. Every appointment gets a reminder and a leave-by time.

12In stages

It checks back

Asked about a vacuum on Monday and went quiet? It follows up once or twice, then lets it go. Say “stop checking” and it does.

How it works

Three steps. Then you just text.

1

Request an invite

Fill in the short form below and agree to receive texts.

2

Reply YES

You get one text asking you to confirm. Nothing else is sent until you do.

3

Text it anything

Save the number and talk to it like a person. That’s the whole setup.

You stay in charge

It helps. You decide.

An assistant is only useful if you can trust it. These are the rules it runs on.

  • It asks before it acts

    Anything that messages another person or makes a booking needs a clear yes from you first.

  • It never pays for anything

    No card details are asked for, entered or stored. When something costs money, it sends you the link.

  • It doesn’t read your inbox

    It knows only what you tell it or forward to it. Ask what it knows, correct it, or have it forget.

  • It can be discreet

    Sensitive reminders can show as “Time for your 8 AM item” so nothing private sits on your lock screen.

  • You can stop any time

    Reply STOP and the texts end. Reply HELP if you need a person.

Request an invite

Get your day, squared.

It’s opening to a small group first. Leave your number and you’ll get one text asking you to confirm.

Program
Squareday, from Digital Profit Group (Silver Delta Group LLC)
What you’ll get
Reminders, daily summaries, updates and follow-ups on things you asked for, and replies to your texts. No marketing.
How often
Message frequency varies with what you ask it to do.
Cost
Free during early access. Message and data rates may apply.
Stop or help
Reply STOP to cancel, HELP for help, or contact info@digitalprofitgroup.com.

Agreeing to texts is not a condition of any purchase. We do not sell or share mobile numbers or text consent with third parties for marketing. See our Privacy policy, SMS terms and Website terms.

Questions

Good to know.

Do I need to install anything?

No. You text a normal phone number. A companion web page for reviewing your reminders is planned, and it’s optional.

What does it cost?

It’s free during early access. Your phone carrier’s normal message and data rates may apply. If pricing is introduced later, you’ll be told before anything changes.

Can it buy things or book for me?

It never pays for anything and never handles card details. It finds and compares, and sends you the link. Bookings that don’t need a card are being added in stages, and each one needs your yes.

Who can see my information?

Your reminders and messages are stored for your account only and are not shown to other members. We don’t sell or share your number. You can ask for your data to be exported or deleted.

How do I stop?

Reply STOP to any message and the texts end straight away. Reply START if you want to come back.