Does this concern me — and by when?
You photograph the notice by the lift, the letter from the office, the receipt. Concernity finds the one thing that matters — what it is and by when — and puts the reminder in your calendar, in your language. You snap it in Telegram; you sort it out on the web.
First release: v1 — reminders that come to you.
Szanowni Mieszkańcy, w dniach 18–20 sierpnia nastąpi przerwa w dostawie wody w klatce B, w godzinach 8:00–16:00.
PL · photographedfrom the original: «…przerwa w dostawie wody w klatce B»
couldn’t read: date — re-shoot or enter by hand. Nothing added to your calendar.
The result comes back in the reader’s language — here, English. And when a date can’t be read, Concernity says so and adds nothing to the calendar: an honest gap, never a guess.
Forty seconds until the lift arrives.
A notice on the board, in a language that isn’t yours. You won’t translate the whole thing — you need two answers: is this about me, and by when. Without them you ride up, and two weeks later the water is off with no warning. Concernity answers exactly those two questions — and nothing it can’t stand behind.
Snap it. Get the date. Forget about it — safely.
The one thing you can’t do yourself isn’t translation. It’s holding a dozen scattered deadlines you didn’t know existed.
Send it
Photograph a notice, a letter or a receipt — or forward a message or a link — to the Telegram bot. Two taps, hands full, no app to install.
We find the event and the date
Not a translation. What it is, and by when — with the exact line from the original it was taken from, so you can check.
It lands in your calendar
A reminder in good time, in your language, in the calendar you already use. If a date can’t be read, we say so and add nothing.
v1 — “I won’t forget.”
Small on purpose. Every part below works in v1; nothing here is a promise about later.
In your language
The answer comes back in the language you set — not a wall of foreign text.
In your own calendar
Deadlines go to your system calendar and sit beside the rest of your life. No new app to open every day.
Deadlines and rules
Dated events become reminders. Standing rules — parking, who to call, opening hours — are kept as reference, off your calendar.
It knows your building
Tell it your address and entrance. When a notice names your building, it says “this concerns you.”
It never guesses
Can’t read a date? It says so and adds nothing. An honest gap beats a false certainty you won’t re-check.
Fix it in a tap
Every field shows where it came from — read by machine, or typed by you. Correct a misread date on the web.
A bot to catch it. A page to sort it out.
Snap and send
Standing by the lift, one hand free. Photograph or forward; the answer arrives as a push. The fastest way in — and there’s nothing to install.
See it, fix it
The month’s deadlines at a glance, each card with its original beside it — and the calm place to correct a date the bot misread.
No mobile app — on purpose. Nobody installs an app for a notice in the lift.
We ask for less trust, not more.
Concernity is built by a named developer, not a faceless brand. So instead of asking you to believe us, we try to need your trust as little as possible.
Useful before you hand over anything
A notice on a wall says nothing about you but your address. Concernity is useful from the first minute — no account, no documents.
We remember, we don’t hoard
By default we keep the summary — event, date, and a note of where your original lives — not the original itself. What isn’t stored can’t leak.
Leaving is easy
Delete everything in one tap, and see exactly what’s kept. A product that doesn’t hold on has nothing to hide.
A name, not a shell
A real person and an EU company stand behind Concernity, under GDPR. The analysis runs through a named external model, and we say what it receives.
We won’t tell you “we can’t see your data.” To remind you, our service has to read the summary of what you send. What we can promise is to keep less — and to say exactly what that means.
What Concernity is not.
— Not legal advice
It helps you remember what to do and by when. It doesn’t interpret the law or tell you your rights — for that, a lawyer or the office.
— Not a translator
You can translate a page yourself, with your phone or a friend. What you can’t do is hold every scattered deadline at once. That’s the part we take.
— Not a document vault
By default it keeps the event, the date, and where your original lives — not the original. Attaching a file is a deliberate, per-document choice.
One product, released in useful steps.
We ship the smallest thing that already helps, then grow it. Here’s the order — and we’ll always tell you what a release can’t do yet.
“I won’t forget.”
Photograph a notice → the event and the date → a reminder in your calendar, in your language. Telegram bot plus three web screens.
Mine, or not mine.
It learns enough about your situation to tell your notices from your neighbours’, and starts reading letters with amounts and deadlines.
The record.
A private archive of what happened — addresses, trips abroad, payments — that you can export at any time. Built early because you can’t recreate it later.
Articles and video.
Make sense of posts and videos about changes: whether they concern you, and how current the source is.
Step by step.
Official procedures broken into steps, tied to the documents you already have.
Each release is useful on its own. We won’t promise a full picture we don’t yet have.
Be first to stop missing what matters.
We’ll email you once — when v1 is ready to try. No newsletter, no “you’ve missed something” nudges. That’s a promise this product is built on.
Built in the EU · GDPR · a real person behind it