“Hey, can you remind mom to take her blood pressure pill tonight at 8?”
“Don't let me forget my interview tomorrow morning”
“Can you remind dad to water the balcony plants this evening?”
“Remind Lena to call grandma on Thursday — it's her birthday!”
“Hey, remind me to eat that medicine at night. Every day at 9.”
“Remind me to call you the second I'm off work”
The app for "Can you remind me?" moments.
Send a gentle nudge they'll actually receive — no app for them to download. They verify with a quick code and choose how they want to be reached.
Used between partners, parents, friends, and coworkers.
Who should we remind?
What did they ask you to remind them about?
How often?
When?
Medication at 9pm. The weekly check-in call. Set the cadence once and we'll keep the nudge going — daily or weekly — until you turn it off.
How often?
Next few deliveries
By removing logins, passwords, and custom apps, we build direct paths for the nudges that matter.
Recipients choose exactly where notifications land—meaning less nagging and higher follow-through.
Recipients open a secure magic link in any mobile or desktop browser. No App Store visits, no friction.
“Sarah sent you a reminder: take your vitamins at 8 PM.”
Medications, errands, birthdays, check-ins—each tailored for personal relationships, with ideas built-in.
"Hey Dad, quick reminder to take your vitamins after dinner!"
Send the link over WhatsApp, iMessage, or email. Works wherever you talk.
Once your recipient claims the link and picks their channel, you get a quiet confirmation. No awkward “did you get it?” follow-ups.
You're notified the moment they claim it — before the reminder even fires.
People are using Remind me for medications, check-ins, birthdays, grocery runs, and everything in between — across 40+ countries.
“Dad has aged and not great with tech. He verified his code and set up his own delivery. No help from me needed at all.”
“My partner would forget vitamins and I hated feeling like a nag. I send a link now and we never have to talk about it again.”
“I was texting my mom the same reminder every day. It felt like nagging. Now I send one nudge and she gets it on her own terms.”
A quick email code gets you in. No passwords, no app downloads, no friction — just a reminder delivered exactly when it matters.