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There are no separate fields for date, time, or place. Write like you normally would and Noti turns it into an event.
One line of memo → an event
Noti recognizes Korean time expressions as you write. Below is exactly how the live engine breaks down “100일 후 기념일”. (Reference time: Tue, September 15, 2026)
Jot "100일 후 기념일" in a memo and Noti reads it as a Anniversary · D-day expression, sorting it into the date Thu, December 24, 2026 (all-day). You never have to retype the date or time as numbers — the live recognition engine does it as you write.
This breakdown is computed against Tue, September 15, 2026 with 79% recognition confidence. Writing it as "디데이 100일", "100일 뒤 날짜" is recognized the same way.
100일 후 기념일
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Title
기념일
Date
Thu, December 24, 2026 · All day
Accuracy
79%
These variations work too
Other phrasings with the same meaning all become events the same way.
- 디데이 100일
- 100일 뒤 날짜
Frequently asked questions
Which day exactly is "100일 후" (100 days from now)?
Today counts as day 0 and the days are added on top, so the result is shown right away. Write it in a memo and the event lands on that date. For example, "100일 후 기념일" resolves to Thu, December 24, 2026 (all-day).
Can I save it as a D-day or anniversary?
Yes. The computed date can be registered as an all-day event or an advance reminder straight away.