A date went past 969 days ago and nothing said a word.
Due Badger holds every registration, certificate, review and renewal you have, on a line you can see. It emails you from six months out. And anything you point at it, Claude included, reads the same register.
- Obligations
- 5 open, of which 2 are already overdue
- Checked
- 06:00 every day, whether anything is due or not
- Yours
- Starts empty, or reads the dates out of a policy folder in one pass
Your agents can ask it too.
Due Badger is an MCP server before it is a website. Point an agent at your register, Claude or anything else that speaks MCP, and it can answer what is due, add an obligation, close one off or move a date.
The rules do not loosen because a machine is asking. Seven tools:
upcoming, get_obligation, add_obligation,
complete, redate, archive_obligation and
list_registers. Nothing deletes, and reason is required at
the signature of a redate, so no client can skip it.
He is called a badger for a reason.
Same line, a different mark on it. Here the upright is the due date, the four warnings sit before it, and the nag after it never stops.
Easy to file and forget, and he is fine with that for now.
He has noticed the first email did nothing. Still polite, now holding a clipboard.
The rule is reached and unsent, never is it today. If the job misses a night he still gets you the next morning.
The last polite rung. Four emails about one date, and it still has not been booked.
There is no snooze button anywhere in Due Badger. A snooze is how a date slips in the first place.
And the ones you have no date for yet.
A register only watches what somebody wrote down. The ones that catch you out never got written down, because they did not look like your problem when they landed. Once a month Due Badger reads the regulators for the frameworks you carry and reports what moved. Every line carries its source. Practice and above.
What it costs.
Two packages, split on how much you are tracking rather than on which features you are allowed. Everything that makes the product work is in both.
| Solo£19 a month, or £190 a year | Practice£49 a month, or £490 a year | |
|---|---|---|
| Who it is for | One person, one organisation | Consultants carrying client estates |
| Registers | One | Up to ten |
| People | You | Up to five |
| Obligations tracked | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| The full reminder ladder | ||
| MCP server, all six tools | ||
| Import from a policy folder | ||
| Export everything, any time | ||
| One register per client, kept apart | ||
| A digest per client, sent separately | ||
| Extra people on a register | ||
| Monthly regulatory scan, with sources | Planned | |
| Open a register | Open a register |
Nothing takes a card yet. A row marked planned is not built, and nothing is charged for until it is.
Start your register.
It works in the browser and in any agent that speaks MCP, and it starts emailing you six months before your first date.