Remindy
an angel over your shoulder

Follow through on what you owe people.

Remindy is a number you text or call. Tell it what you owe people and it keeps the loop open: it remembers every time you put something off, and checks back until it's done.

Get startedSee how it works
  • No app to install
  • Text it or call it
  • Quiet hours you choose
Remindy
A text thread with Remindy: you mention a reply you owe Sam, put it off once, and Remindy checks back that evening until it's done.
the problem

A notification is easy to clear. Nothing remembers that you did.

Your calendar knows it's Sam's birthday. It doesn't know you swiped it away at 9, said “in an hour” at noon, and forgot by dinner. Recall was never the problem. Follow-through is.

A reminder appRemindy
Fires once, then forgetsChecks back until it's done
Doesn't know you snoozed itRemembers every time you put it off
Knows a dateKnows Sam, and that he loves lemon cake
  • CalendarSam's birthdayToday, all daycleared 9:02
  • RemindersText Sam happy birthdaySnoozed for 1 hoursnoozed. twice.
  • RemindersOrder Sam's giftOverduecleared 3:15
Remindynow

It's 6 and Sam hasn't heard from you yet. Want to send that birthday text now? I'll check back at 7.

this one doesn't let go
A lock screen with three dismissed reminders about Sam's birthday, and a text from Remindy that checks back about it.
how it works

Text it like a friend. It does the remembering.

There's no app and no form. Tap through a small week with Remindy.

Tell it what you owe

Text Remindy the way you'd text a friend. There's no app and no form: say what you need to do, and when if you know, and it confirms back.

Try saying

  • “remind me to renew my passport friday”
  • “I owe Sam a reply about the cabin”
  • “Jake's birthday is May 3”
Remindy
An example of tell it what you owe on your phone.
what it keeps track of

Built around the people you owe.

Most of what slips is owed to someone. Remindy keeps the person, the promise and the details together, and brings them back when they matter.

It remembers people, not just tasks

Tell it a fact once, by text or on a call. It comes back when it's useful: a birthday, a gift idea, a reply you still owe.

S

Sam

Last in touch 2 weeks ago

  • Loves lemon cake, not chocolateFrom a call
  • Birthday is SaturdayFrom a text
You oweA reply about the cabin tripsince Tuesday

Sounds the way you like

Pick a tone when you sign up. Every text follows it.

Quick reminder: call Mom this afternoon. You wanted to check in before her appointment tomorrow.

Snap it, don't type it

Text a photo of an invite, a receipt or a flyer, and Remindy picks out what you owe. Photos only, for now.

You're invited

Priya's housewarming

Sat, Oct 10 · 7 PM

RSVP by Thursday

remind me to rsvp

Got it. I'll remind you Wednesday at 6 to RSVP to Priya.

Never at 3 AM

Choose quiet hours when you sign up. Remindy won't text first inside them, and it leaves room between the texts it starts.

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The 11:30 PM nudge waits until 8 AM.

A morning look at what's owed

Start the day with one short text: what's due today, and what has been waiting too long.

8:00 AM

Morning! Two things today:
- Book the dentist
- Sam's still waiting on a reply about the cabin

Rather talk? Call it.

Call the same number from your phone and talk it through: set reminders, save what matters, ask what's coming up. Pick one of four voices, and get a short text recap after you hang up.

  • GleamClear and grounded
  • MeridianWarm and steady
  • WillowGentle and conversational
  • VesperCalm and assured
any questions?

The short answers.

The details live in the privacy policy and the terms.

your move

Stop letting it slip.

Verify your number, choose your quiet hours and send your first text. It takes a couple of minutes, and the first thing you owe someone can be off your mind tonight.

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