Booked, and actually there.

Therapy on Wednesdays, the dentist you booked in August, the follow-up at the campus clinic. A heads-up before, so you leave on time.

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  1. 3:30 PMDentistDone ✓just once · Thu
  2. 5:00 PMPick up prescriptionDone ✓just once · Thu
  3. 10:30 PMRetainer inNextevery day
  4. 10:00 AMOrder contactsjust once · Sat
  5. 2:45 PMTherapyevery other Wed

A heads-up, then the time.

Name it anything. “Wednesday thing” works if you’d rather keep it private.

There on time, without the scramble.

If you don’t answer.

Two follow-ups, an hour and three hours later, then it stays open. Tomorrow’s text still comes. No streaks to lose.

Who sees what.

A parent, a partner, a roommate, or nobody. Anyone you add gets texts only after you approve them, and you can remove them anytime.

What a follower gets, and what they never get
What they getWhat they never get
The reminder’s name and timeYour notes
A text when it goes out, when it’s done, and if it’s still open three hours laterThe words you text back
Only the reminders you share with themYour location or your other apps

Questions, answered.

Will the texts be embarrassing?

Texts are short and show only the reminder’s name. Pick a name you’re comfortable with.

Does anyone else see it?

Only people you invite and approve.

Can an appointment come from my calendar?

Yes. Forward the invite to add@remindabout.app, or add it as a guest, and the appointment becomes a reminder. Single events with a start time only.

What appears in the texts?

The reminder’s name and time, so you know what to do. See the complete text message program.

Your routines, handled.

A few minutes to set up. Then it’s just your texts.

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