Moss Scheduler

Moss is a scheduling assistant built for Windows 11 that lives on your screen as a small, always-on-top widget. Speak or type the way you would to a person - "remind me to walk the dogs at 3 and pick up the food at 6", "wake me up at 7:30", "set a timer for ten minutes", "jot down that the wifi password is 123" - and Moss turns your words into audible reminders, alarms, timers, and notes, laid out as a compact schedule. No tedious menus, no date pickers, no dragging things around a calendar grid. Ask it what's coming up, and it answers. Ask it a general question, and it answers that too. Cross something off your schedule and it stops nagging. Drag it into whichever corner of your screen you like and it stays there, out of the way until you need it. Privacy is the point, not a feature. Everything stays on your device. Moss runs a compact language model and speech recognition locally on your CPU, so your schedule, your notes and your voice never leave your machine. There are no accounts, no telemetry, and no cloud service behind it. Moss works wherever you are, whenever, even with the internet switched off. FREE - Up to 5 scheduled items per day - Up to 8 notes - A rolling 7-day planning window - Timers - Offline chat and questions - The moss and loam themes FULL - $4.99, one time, no subscription Everything in Free, plus: - Unlimited scheduled items - Unlimited notes - Plan as far ahead as you like - Recurring reminders and alarms - All 11 themes Like any language model, Moss can be wrong, and may give inaccurate or out-of-date answers to general questions - it is not a substitute for looking something up. If Moss ever produces something inappropriate, please report it using the bug report form linked on our website at moss-scheduler.com Requires Windows 11. 8 GB of RAM recommended. Moss runs as a widget with a system tray icon and no taskbar button - click the tray icon to show or hide it.