Why ClaimBell

One person carries the list.
Everyone else can still answer.

One person usually carries the invisible work. ClaimBell spreads the load without forcing everyone onto a new app.

Days are remembered. Jobs get done.

Birthdays and anniversaries are days. They're remembered, never "completed". Bills, renewals and school forms are jobs: someone claims them, and they end in done.

Family joins in — no install, no account.

Reminders arrive by email with a secure action link. They can confirm, claim, or mark done right there. The receiving side is free forever.

Lunar birthdays, first-class.

Chinese lunar calendar with leap-month rules — never a fake placeholder year. You always see the actual Gregorian date the reminder will fire on.

How it works

Create it. Bell it.
Watch it close.

Add a day or a job

A birthday, a passport renewal, the water bill. Set reminders like 30 days, 7 days, and the morning of — the server rings them on your family's time zone, app open or not.

The right person gets rung

Installed family gets push. Everyone else gets an email with a secure action link — opening it costs nothing and signs nothing up.

Claimed, confirmed, done

They tap to claim or mark done, and every device updates. What's left sits in one honest place: the unclaimed list. A job's status, never a person's blame.

ClaimBell · evening reminder · to Grandma

Time for the evening meds

A daily health reminder from the family. One tap closes the loop — everyone at home sees it's taken care of.

Mark as doneor just confirm you saw this

No app or account needed · the link stays valid for 14 days · unsubscribe anytime

The one line we don't cross

Reminders, not surveillance.

ClaimBell shows the signals people choose to send — a claim, a confirmation, a done. It never shows what we could observe behind their backs.

"The pressure lands on the job: this job is still unclaimed. Never on the person."

No open-status pings. No "opened at 9:41", no per-person open panels. Ever.
No "nudge them again?" If someone hasn't responded, the next scheduled reminder goes to them — not a tattle back to you.
No compliance scores. No adherence rates, streaks, or missed-dose calendars about your mom.
No ads. Ever. Your family's medication schedule is not an audience.

Email delivery begins only after consent from the recipient themselves, from their own private link. Every email keeps an unsubscribe action; opening a link never becomes family-visible read status.

Private by default

No ads, no data selling, no precise location collection. Birth years are optional. You can export or delete everything at any time.

One person carries the list.Everyone else can still answer.