LastCallFrom missed time-clock entries to Microsoft 365 boards, meetings, and events. LastCall lives in your system tray and delivers them reliably to your desktop at just the right moment.
One last nudge the moment you reach for shutdown.
Every core reminder feature is available in the free version. Microsoft 365 integration is unlocked as a paid option.
On startup, on shutdown, or at a set time (daily / weekly / monthly / Nth weekday / specific date). Never forget to clock in or submit.
Cards stack in the lower-right corner. Set the icon, color, text, link, auto-open, and display duration freely.
English, Japanese, Spanish, German, French. Automatic OS-locale detection plus manual switching.
Remind me later, and toggle the notification sound. A restrained design that won't break your focus.
Distribute and lock settings via GPO / Intune. Run it consistently across your organization.
Bring SharePoint boards, Teams meetings, and Outlook events to your desktop as the same cards.
Connect securely with delegated authentication. It fetches every 5 minutes and checks notifications every 30 seconds — light on load, nothing missed.
Detects new items in a chosen list and shows a card. It catches what you missed while powered off and notifies you in one batch right after startup. Click to open the post.
Notifies you a set number of minutes before an online meeting (±30-second accuracy). Join in one click from the card or button.
Notifies you a set number of minutes before an event. Skip Teams meetings if you like, preview the body, and click to open the event.
The free version stays free. For Microsoft 365 integration, individuals buy once in the Microsoft Store, and organizations license it through Microsoft Marketplace.
Install the free version from the Store, then buy the add-on in the app. Your local price is shown in the Microsoft Store.
$7.99 / license · year (1 license = 1 user). Purchase, seat assignment, and EA / invoice procurement through the Microsoft 365 admin center — no need for each PC to buy separately. Includes organization-wide reminder distribution via SharePoint and priority support.
Requirements you can check before installing. Ready for enterprise and organization-wide rollout.
It depends on your plan. For individuals it's a one-time purchase in the Microsoft Store (per Microsoft account, no monthly or yearly fee). For organizations it's an annual subscription via Microsoft Marketplace (per user, per year).
To a user (Microsoft account). An individual one-time purchase is tied to the Microsoft account used to buy it and works on your own devices where you sign in with that account (the number of devices follows Microsoft Store rules). For organizations, licenses are assigned per user in the Microsoft 365 admin center (1 license = 1 user).
Yes. Once your purchase (Microsoft Store) or your organization's license (Marketplace) is recognized, Microsoft 365 integration keeps working offline.
The Microsoft Store purchase is tied to your Microsoft account — reinstall from the Store and sign in to restore it. For a Marketplace license, an administrator reassigns the seat in the admin center. Also, if you use the Microsoft 365 integration, your personal settings and reminders are saved to OneDrive, so they carry over when you sign in on a new PC.
The individual purchase is one-time, so there is nothing to renew. For organizations, the annual per-seat price stays the same during the contract term.
Windows 11. Microsoft 365 integration requires the relevant M365 environment (SharePoint / Teams / Outlook).
Yes. You can mass-deploy the app and organization-wide reminders (settings) via GPO / Intune. The paid Microsoft 365 integration is assigned per user through Microsoft Marketplace.