Log every birthday, anniversary, and just-because day that matters to you. Schedule the gift and the message up to a year ahead — we'll send it right on time, even if you forget.
Free to use. Your account, your dates, and your addresses stay private to you.
Add anyone who matters — wife, mother, best friend — and the date you never want to miss. Mark it as yearly and forget about it for good.
Choose from flowers, chocolates, wine, and more, then add a short message in your own words. Schedule it for delivery days or months ahead.
On the day you chose, the gift and your message go out — even if that week is the last thing on your mind.
Thoughtful isn't about memory — it's about having a plan. Read the full case for scheduling ahead →
Same-day flowers, a gift card from a gas station, a card signed in the car — it happens to genuinely thoughtful people, over and over.
Picking something in January for a September birthday isn't less personal — it proves you were thinking of them months ahead.
Set the date once, mark it yearly, and it quietly takes care of itself — no notification to swipe away.
Every category below pulls from Goody's live catalog, filtered to whatever budget you set — from $1 to $200+.
A hand-tied seasonal bouquet.
Truffles, candy, and treats.
A bottle they'll actually like.
Low-maintenance, high charm.
Slow-burn, warm-wood scent.
Picked to match their taste.
An afternoon of doing nothing.
Delivered fresh that morning.
This is the real interface — just posed with example data, so you know what you're signing up for before you sign up.
My Important Dates started as a personal fix for a very ordinary problem: caring deeply about someone and still nearly missing their birthday, because the date arrived faster than the plan to celebrate it did.
If you're the kind of person who means well and still ends up buying flowers from a gas station on the way home — this is for you too. Read the full story →
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Upload a CSV or vCard (.vcf) file — works with LinkedIn's connection export, or contacts exported from your phone, Outlook, or Google.
Someone you never want to forget.
For this occasion.