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DewCue is a Chrome extension for reminders, email follow-ups, page sticky notes, timers, and optional wellbeing nudges. Reminder cards appear right on the page you’re using, a slim ribbon keeps your next reminder or timer in view, and the side panel shows your Today, Upcoming, and Overdue lists while you work.
Set your first reminder

No. You can create reminders without creating a DewCue account. Premium activation is separate: the licence server stores only the email address you enter and your licence key.
Read the getting-started guide

DewCue is designed as a Chrome extension. Support for other browsers, a mobile app, and a standalone desktop app has not been confirmed. Check extension availability before planning your setup.
Check the starting steps

Yes. Type it the way you’d say it, such as “pay rent on the 5th” or “water every hour 9 to 6 weekdays,” or tap one of the suggestion chips. Check the saved schedule so it matches what you meant.
Write a clear reminder

DewCue is available in English, Hindi, and Tamil, with a 12- or 24-hour clock. Open it from the toolbar, the side panel, the right-click menu, or with the Alt+Shift+D keyboard shortcut.
Use the side panel

Yes. When you choose the DewCue toolbar or right-click capture action, DewCue can save the page title, web address, and any selected text. Give the reminder a clear action and check its saved date and time. The captured page copy stays on the computer where you saved it.
Save a page with useful context

Yes. Select the text you want to keep and use DewCue’s toolbar or right-click capture action. DewCue saves the selected text with the page title and address because you requested the capture. Check that the saved text contains enough context to understand the task later.
Use selected text in a reminder

Yes. Pin a note to any page and it reappears when you return to that page. Tap once to turn the note into a reminder. Free includes 10 sticky notes; Premium makes them unlimited. Sticky notes use the optional all-sites permission you turn on yourself.
Make reminders from web pages

The documented capture saves a page title, web address, and selected text. It should not be treated as a full-page archive. Keep enough context in the reminder to recognize the task, and check the original page when you return to it.
Understand what a page capture keeps

The saved copy of a page title, address, and selected text stays on the computer where you captured it. Reminder syncing is a separate part of DewCue. Do not assume that a reminder appearing on another computer means the locally captured page information has transferred too.
Check what moves between computers

Yes. DewCue’s Chrome side panel puts the same reminder list beside your current page with more room to view it. You do not need to create a separate set of reminders for the panel. Review Today, Upcoming, and Overdue to choose your next action.
Use the side panel while browsing

By default, a reminder card appears at the top right of the page you’re on, and it stays until you act. You can choose system notifications instead, or both. On-page cards use an optional permission for all sites that you turn on yourself. A test-notification button in settings, with a short fix guide, helps you check that alerts reach you.
Choose and check your alerts

Each card offers Done, Snooze, Reschedule, and Open page, plus Join when the reminder has a meeting link. Mark it done when the task is finished, snooze it with one of your own snooze presets when you need more time, or reschedule it for a better moment. Choose the action that reflects the task's actual status to keep your list useful.
Build a simple reminder routine

It’s DewCue’s slim on-page ribbon, with the hummingbird. It shows a running timer or your next reminder at a glance. Drag it wherever it suits you, or hide it on any site where you’d rather not see it.
Explore all features

When you come back after time away, a “While you were away” summary shows the reminders you missed, so you can mark them done, snooze them, or reschedule them in one place.
Check your reminder setup

“Can’t miss” mode is a Premium option for reminders that really matter: the soft chime repeats until you mark the reminder done. You can still set chime volume and quiet hours.
Compare Free and Premium

Yes. Repeating reminders are part of DewCue. The Free plan includes five repeat reminders, and Premium removes that Free plan limit. Check the saved repeat schedule before relying on it for a recurring task.
Compare plan limits

DewCue separates reminders into Today, Upcoming, and Overdue. Today helps you see what needs attention now, Upcoming shows what is ahead, and Overdue helps you revisit unfinished reminders. You can also search, add notes to a reminder, and pause a reminder or a whole bucket. A toolbar badge shows the count, and the side panel shows the same list.
See a simple work routine

Buckets are a place for client or project update logs and notes. Use one to keep the context you will need when you return to a task. Bucket content stays local, and the Free plan includes three buckets.
Organize client follow-ups

Reminder cards still appear after Chrome has been idle, and a “While you were away” summary shows anything you missed when you come back. DewCue can’t promise an alert while Chrome is closed, the computer is asleep, or the network is off. Test your actual setup, keep a separate backup for time-critical tasks, and review Today and Overdue when you return.
Test your notification setup

Turn on email follow-ups for your webmail and DewCue adds tiny “Reply?”, “Follow up?”, and “Due 3 PM” tags to your inbox list, using only what’s visible on the page. You can also pick an email and set a time to return to it. At the scheduled time, the reminder prompts you to open the conversation and decide what happens next.
Create a useful email follow-up

Yes. Email follow-ups work on webmail in Chrome, including Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo Mail, Zoho Mail, and Hostinger webmail. You turn them on yourself, and DewCue only reads what’s visible on the webmail pages you open. It never asks you to sign in to your email account or gives itself access to your mailbox.
Understand the email workflow

No. DewCue does not monitor your mailbox or connect to your email account. The small “Reply?” and “Follow up?” tags in your inbox list are gentle prompts based on what’s visible on the page. You open the conversation, check for a reply, and decide whether another follow-up is needed.
Follow up without mailbox monitoring

No. DewCue reminds you to revisit a conversation. You read the email, decide whether a reply is needed, and send any message yourself through your email service.
See what happens at follow-up time

DewCue includes a stopwatch, a countdown with any time you choose, and a Pomodoro timer. A card lets you know when time’s up, and the on-page ribbon can show a running timer while you work. All timers are included in Free.
Plan a focus session

Optional nudges can remind you about water, eyes, posture, and breaks. Choose the prompts that fit your day. The Free plan includes two wellness nudges, and Premium removes that Free plan limit.
Add a gentle break routine

Yes. Set quiet hours for meetings or after work, and turn the soft chimes on or off or change their volume. Quiet-hour settings can sync through Chrome; the wellbeing nudge settings themselves stay on the computer you use.
Choose when nudges are useful

Yes. DewCue includes birthdays and milestones. Free allows five birthdays and one milestone; Premium removes those Free plan limits. These entries stay local to the computer you use. Check the available settings and saved details in your installed version before relying on them for an important date.
Understand birthdays and milestones

No. Birthdays and milestones are stored locally on the computer where you keep them. They are not included in the reminder data that uses Chrome sync. Check the original computer and preserve the dates you need before changing computers or uninstalling DewCue.
Plan for locally stored dates

Yes. DewCue makes an automatic backup every day, and you can download a backup file whenever you like or export your reminders to CSV. The backup file belongs to you and is not uploaded by DewCue.
Understand backups and local data

No. DewCue uses Chrome sync for reminders, quiet hours, and the notification choice. Buckets, notes, birthdays, milestones, and other local data are outside that set. Check both the synced and local parts of your setup before changing computers.
Compare sync, local data, and backups

Keep the original computer available, check that Chrome sync is enabled for the intended profile, and verify the reminders and synced settings on the new computer. Separately preserve the local information you need. Confirm the backup transfer process and your Premium device allowance before removing the old installation.
Follow the computer-change checklist

Uninstalling removes DewCue’s local copy. Chrome sync may still hold reminders on your Google account until Chrome removes them, but this is not a promise of recovery. Preserve important local information and confirm any backup recovery process before uninstalling. Removing Premium from a computer is a different action.
Check your data before uninstalling

No. DewCue’s licence server keeps only the email address and licence key used for Premium. It does not keep reminders, email subjects, or page content. Restoring paid access and recovering your content are separate tasks; use a DewCue backup for your content.
Separate activation from data recovery

Yes. Use import in DewCue’s backup settings to bring a downloaded backup into DewCue on the new computer. Check your reminders after the import, and keep the original computer and file available until you’re happy everything has arrived. Ask hello@dewcue.com if anything looks different.
Prepare a verified transfer

Buckets, update logs, and local notes stay on the computer where you create them. Their absence on another computer does not by itself mean reminder sync has failed. Check the original computer for that content and review the separate sync and local-storage lists.
Find the right place for your data

DewCue does not upload pages or collect browsing history. On-page cards, the ribbon, and page sticky notes use an optional permission for all sites that you turn on yourself; showing a card or the ribbon does not read the page. A page title, URL, or highlighted text is saved only when you capture it through the toolbar or right-click action, and a sticky note is kept on your computer with the page it belongs to.
Understand deliberate page capture

Only when you turn on email follow-ups for a webmail site, DewCue reads what’s already visible on the webmail pages you open, such as the subject, sender name, and message link, to show its tags and save follow-ups. It does not ask for email sign-in, does not access your email account, and does not send email information to a DewCue server.
Review email capture details

Reminders, quiet hours, and your notification choice can sync between computers using the same Chrome profile with sync enabled. Buckets, notes, timer data, wellbeing nudges, birthdays, milestones, themes, follow-up preferences, and completed history stay local. Premium licence records are stored separately on DewCue’s licence server.
Check sync, backups, and computer changes

DewCue states that it does not sell data or use analytics or advertising. Reminder content is separate from its Premium license records. The privacy overview explains what uses Chrome sync, what stays on your computer, and what is stored for Premium activation.
Read the privacy overview

DewCue’s licence server stores only the email address you enter and your licence key. It does not store reminders, email subjects, or page content. The extension checks the licence about once a day. Contact hello@dewcue.com if you have a question about a licence record.
Read the Premium activation guide

Free includes reminders with on-page cards, email follow-up tags, all timers, the ribbon, buckets, backups, and light and dark themes. The published Free limits are five repeat reminders, three alarms, three buckets, ten page sticky notes, two wellness nudges, five birthdays, one milestone, ten captured emails per month, and the last 7 days of history.
See the complete plan comparison

Premium removes the published Free plan limits and adds “Can’t miss” mode (the chime repeats until you mark it done), full history, a calendar view, a water and medicine log with gentle streaks, unlimited page sticky notes, and the Sunrise, Sea, and Ink themes. You still check email replies yourself; Premium does not add mailbox monitoring or automatic email sending.
Compare Free and Premium

The trial starts the first time you exceed a Free plan limit on that computer. It lasts 14 days and does not require a card. Free plan limits resume when the trial ends unless you upgrade, and the Free plan stays available.
Understand the trial and plans

Premium is $4.99 per month or $39 per year, paid by card. In India, prices are shown in rupees: ₹199 per month or ₹1,990 per year, plus 18% GST, and you can pay with UPI. Checkout is handled by Razorpay; check the final total before paying.
View monthly and yearly pricing

Yes. Lifetime is $99, or ₹4,990 plus 18% GST in India, for the first 500 buyers. Lifetime covers the Premium features sold with it for as long as the extension is offered. Confirm availability at checkout.
Review the lifetime offer

Yes. You can cancel a monthly or yearly subscription at any time. Cancellation stops the next charge, and Premium stays available until your paid period ends. It does not erase the reminders on your computer.
Read cancellation and refund details

Request a full refund within seven days of your first payment, a Lifetime purchase, or a later renewal charge. Email hello@dewcue.com with the email address used at checkout. Refunds return through Razorpay to the original payment method and are processed within 5–7 working days; your bank may take longer to show the credit.
Read the refund policy

Razorpay handles all Premium checkout. Outside India you pay in US dollars by card; in India you pay in rupees with UPI or card. Razorpay handles card numbers and UPI IDs, and DewCue does not see them. Review your plan, tax, currency, and final amount before paying.
Choose a plan

If the license check cannot connect, Premium continues for seven days from the last successful check. The extension normally rechecks about once a day. This license grace period is separate from reminder delivery and does not guarantee alerts when Chrome or your computer is off.
Understand Premium license checks

A licence key is emailed to the address you provide. If you request a six-digit code, that code is emailed to you. Razorpay sends the payment receipt separately. Use the licence or requested code when activating Premium in DewCue, and keep the purchase email address available.
Prepare your Premium activation

Check the email address you supplied and look in spam or junk folders. A Razorpay receipt confirms the payment but is separate from the licence key or requested code. If the activation email is still missing, contact hello@dewcue.com with the email address used for the purchase and a brief description of the problem.
Resolve an activation email problem

Yes. Removing Premium from a computer inside DewCue does not delete its reminders. This is different from uninstalling the extension, which removes the local copy of your data.
Understand removing Premium from a computer

Keep your purchase email and licence key available, and enter them in DewCue’s Premium settings on the new computer. Confirm the computers included with your licence before adding another one; Chrome reminder sync does not activate Premium on its own.
Prepare Premium for a computer change