Don’t Forget Me

It taps you on the shoulder the moment you leave a place — so you take your things with you.

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Last security remediation: Oct 10, 2026

A packing brain that works the way trips actually go

Built for the day-of scramble and the week-before planning alike. Everything below is in the app today.

Pin a place — it taps you on the shoulder the moment you leavePacking lists — build a list once, reuse it foreverA photo on an item — which charger? That one.Priority and day-by-day timing — required, optional, day by dayPeople and things — whose is whose, nothing left behindOne long-press sets priority and timing in a single tapPlaces — every place remembers what goes missing thereScheduled trips — plan the trip, get reminded to packHow it works — three moves, that’s the whole app

New: AI packs your list

Tell it where you’re going and for how long. The AI picks the right things from your lists, adds what’s missing — down to “Underwear × 7” and your passport — and hands you a finished list. So good, you may never pack from scratch again.

Connect Claude and ChatGPT

Ask what’s still unpacked, or say what to add — your assistant works on the same lists as your phone, through your own iCloud. You connect it, and you can disconnect it.

Security checked, regularly.

Security is a pipeline, not a one-off audit. Every release goes through the same steps, and the outcome is summarised here without exposing details that could help an attacker.

How we do it

  1. Build

    Each release is built from pinned dependencies — a lockfile for the web, an exact commit for the app’s one third-party package.

  2. Bill of materials

    Every component that ships, down to the last library, is listed.

  3. Vulnerability check

    Before every release, that list is matched against public advisory databases.

  4. Exploit probability

    Each finding is scored by how likely it is to be exploited, so real risk comes first.

  5. Fix and verify

    Affected packages are updated and re-scanned. What cannot be fixed yet is documented and reviewed on a schedule.

  6. Release

    Only then does a version reach the App Store, and the dates on this page are updated.

What the last scan found: how many advisories exist in the dependency tree, grouped by exploit probability, and how many of them sit in code that actually ships. Identifiers stay internal.

Should a security incident involving Don’t Forget Me ever affect you, you will not stand alone: we notify the responsible authorities without delay. In the United States that is the FBI; in Germany and Europe it is the Federal Office for Information Security (BSI) and the European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) respectively, as the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) requires.

Last security remediation: Oct 10, 2026

Chart of EPSS exploit-probability scores for the advisories found in the Don’t Forget Me dependency tree
EPSS exploit-probability scores of the advisories found in the dependency tree, scan of Oct 10, 2026. This content is static while the vulnerability threat landscape is dynamic: it reflects the last build and may differ from the actual vulnerability state today.

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