rev·eil·le · the call that starts the day
Hold one button and think out loud. Overnight, Reveille pulls out what you promised, who you are waiting on, and what is still unanswered. In the morning you clear it in five minutes.
An overnight chief of staff for people who think out loud.
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Reveille is built for talking, not typing. It belongs on the device in your pocket.
Open it here anyway4 open loops
You owe
Send Dana the revised deck
You owe Dana · mentioned 3 times
Confirm the March invoice split
You owe Priya
Write up the pricing decision
You owe the team
Age is the loudest thing on the row. That is the point.
Taps
Walking to the car, between calls, at the end of the day. Hold the button and ramble. No structure, no tidying up. Nobody else is being recorded, so there is nothing to disclose and nobody to ask.
Overnight
Commitments, open questions, decisions, people. Every item carries the exact words you said. A second pass reconciles it against everything already open, so the same promise mentioned three times is one loop getting older, not three new cards.
Reveille
A short stack of cards, capped so it always fits in five minutes. Handled, tomorrow, or wrong. Anything you were unsure of sits in its own pile at the end rather than cluttering the main run.
A tool that invents commitments is worse than no tool. So nothing appears without the verbatim line that produced it and a tap to hear that exact second of audio. If it got something wrong, one tap kills it and tells us why.
“I told Dana I’d get her the revised deck by Thursday”
Your words. Tap to hear it.
Most tools give you a satisfying morning and a broken promise on Thursday. Clearing a card in the briefing means you acted on it. The commitment stays in the ledger, aging in plain sight, until it is actually done.
That ledger is the home screen, not a tab you forget about.
$20 / month
Unlimited capture, the full open-loop ledger, search across everything you have said, and run-it-now processing whenever you do not want to wait for morning.
Scan to open it on your phone.
Reveille is built for talking, not typing. It belongs on the device in your pocket.
Open it here anyway