Nudge: A local-first app that surfaces Claude-generated plans via contextual triggers

A Reddit user built Nudge with Claude Code after repeatedly losing workout routines, study plans, and weekly schedules generated by Claude in chat history. The app is local-first, requires no account, and is free.
What Nudge does
- Paste any markdown — from Claude/ChatGPT exports, Notes, or anywhere
- Attach contextual triggers: time, location, Wi-Fi, inactivity, or one-time
- Surfaces the right plan at the right moment via local notifications
- Everything stays on-device — no account, no server
Platforms
- iOS: App Store
- Android: Google Play
For developers using AI coding agents to generate plans, schedules, or routines, Nudge solves the forgetfulness problem by tying plans to real-world context — no more digging through chat history.
📖 Read the full source: r/ClaudeAI
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