Life admin, minus the admin.
Bills, fines, emails, forms, cancellations and all those little things you've been avoiding. Tell Lidmin what's hanging over you. It finds the context, does what it can, and only brings you back in when it needs you.
Got a letter? Snap it. Or just start typing — messy is fine.
You probably already have a list in your head.
It's not written down anywhere. It just quietly taps you on the shoulder at 11pm.
It's three steps, and two of them aren't yours.
Dump it
Type it, say it, forward it, or take a photo.
Lidmin figures it out
We find the relevant emails, letters and previous conversations and work out what this is actually about.
It starts getting done
Lidmin handles what it can and only asks for you when a decision or approval is needed.
The sort of thing people hand over
Money & bills
“Why has this bill gone up?”
Fines & penalties
“Can I challenge this?”
Emails
“Please just reply to this person for me.”
Subscriptions
“Cancel this before they charge me again.”
Forms & letters
“What does this even mean?”
Appointments
“Find somewhere and get this sorted.”
Refunds & complaints
“Chase this again.”
Everyday chores
“Find, compare, book, remind, organise.”
And that weird thing
You've been putting it off for three months.
Sometimes you don't even need to add the task.
Lidmin can spot emails that look like they need action and ask whether you want help. It's an offer, not an instruction — you can wave it away, or tell it to stop mentioning that sort of thing entirely.
Spotted in your inbox
Uniqlo Returns
Your refund request needs more information.
Epidemic Sound
Your subscription renews on Friday.
Hackney Council
Response requested by 30 August.
You stay in control.
Lidmin researches, organises, prepares and drafts on its own. Anything with real consequences waits for your nod.
Gets on with it
- read and search your emails and letters
- work out what something is actually about
- compare, research and check the facts
- write drafts and get paperwork ready
- keep an eye on things and follow up
Asks you first
- sending an important email
- submitting an appeal or a form
- making a payment or a purchase
- cancelling something with real consequences
- sharing anything sensitive about you
No legal or financial commitments made quietly. Ever. More on safety
What's the thing you've been avoiding?
Go on. One sentence. It doesn't have to make sense to anyone but you.