What this does
The deadline mentioned in passing is the one you miss. A renewal date in a vendor email, a birthday in a thread, a "let us reconnect in Q3": these never make it to your calendar, and then they pass. Toyo catches them.
What it catches
- Deadlines: contract renewals, filing dates, offer expiries, project due dates.
- Personal dates: birthdays and anniversaries mentioned by people who matter to you.
- Soft commitments: "let us talk next month", "follow up after the holidays", turned into a real reminder.
How it adds them
When Toyo spots a date, it adds the event to your calendar with the context attached, so the reminder explains itself when it fires. Anything ambiguous, it confirms with you first rather than cluttering your calendar with guesses.
It is the habit of writing things down the moment they are mentioned, done for you across every message you get.
