You think about
them more than
they know.
You remember their dog's name. You notice when they seem off. You mean to check in — but you're busy, and somehow a month turns into three. Add them once. We make sure they hear from you.
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Good morning
MyReminders
4
Scheduled
27
Sent
18
Contacts
Sarah's Birthday
Tomorrow · 9:00 AM
Happy birthday Sarah! Hope Max is letting you sleep in — you deserve it 🎂
Mum & Dad's Anniversary
Jun 15 · 10:00 AM
40 years — you two are still the gold standard for what love looks like 💕
AI personalised
Using your relationship notes
2,400+
Early signups
12 types
Occasion categories
3 channels
WhatsApp · Email · SMS
Free
To get started
The people who matter most deserve better than a late text
We all have the intention. Life just gets in the way. MyReminders closes the gap between caring and showing it.
You remembered — the day after
Their birthday was yesterday. You knew it was coming. Life just got in the way. Again.
You saw the notification too late
The calendar alert fired at 6 AM. You snoozed it. By dinner, the moment had passed.
You didn't know what to say
You opened WhatsApp, stared at the blank text box, and closed it. 'Happy birthday' felt too generic.
Time zones ate your good intentions
They're in Tokyo, you're in London. By the time you woke up, it was already tomorrow for them.
MyReminders handles all of this — automatically
Set it up once.
Never forget again.
Add someone you care about
Their name, their birthday, a note about what makes them them — their running joke, the thing they're working through, the name of their dog. The more you add, the more the message sounds like it came from you specifically.
Tell us the occasion
Birthday. Anniversary. Graduation. The day they started their new job. A 'just checking in' nudge every few months. Tick 'repeats yearly' and you never think about it again — it comes back automatically every single year.
It shows up for you
A message lands in their WhatsApp at 9 AM their time. It mentions the thing only you would know. They think you wrote it that morning. You set it up in November. That's exactly the point.
No credit card required
People like you,
showing up when it counts
These aren't edge cases. They're Tuesday mornings and forgotten anniversaries and time zones that don't care about your schedule.

“I was on a flight to a client pitch when Mum turned 60. MyReminders had already sent her a message in the morning — one that mentioned her garden and her chai ritual. She called me in tears. Good tears.”
Priya, 34
Marketing Manager · Singapore

“I manage relationships with 200+ clients. A personalised anniversary message from me? They know it's genuine because of the detail in it. Three clients renewed contracts the same month I started using it.”
James, 42
Business Owner · Manchester

“The time zones used to destroy me. My family is in São Paulo — I'd forget to account for the 8-hour difference and send a birthday message at midnight. Now it arrives at 9 AM their time, in Portuguese, every year.”
Sofia, 29
Expat · Dubai (family in Brazil)

“Our son arrived and our social life evaporated. We stopped checking in on people — not because we didn't care, but because we couldn't. MyReminders kept those friendships alive through a year we can barely remember.”
Marcus & Emma
New parents · Austin

“I call home every Sunday but I kept missing the small things — Dad's retirement anniversary, the day Mum finished her kitty tournament. MyReminders sends something warm on those days. Dad called me last month just to say 'beta, you remembered.' That call was worth everything.”
Arjun, 38
Software Engineer · Bengaluru (parents in Rajasthan)
Illustrative scenarios based on common user experiences during beta. Names and images are representative.
The research behind why
staying in touch is hard —
and worth fixing.
We built MyReminders because we kept seeing the same pattern: good people, good intentions, and a gap between the two that nobody talks about. Turns out there's a lot of research on exactly why that gap exists.
150
Dunbar's number
You're not bad at relationships. You're at capacity.
Oxford anthropologist Robin Dunbar spent decades studying human social groups. His finding: we have genuine emotional bandwidth for around 150 relationships — but cognitive bandwidth to actively maintain far fewer. That's not a character flaw. It's just how brains work. The people who stay close aren't more caring. They've usually just found a system.
10×
the impact vs. the effort
The gap between sending and receiving is bigger than you think.
Research on social recognition consistently shows that being specifically remembered on a meaningful day — not just wished well generically, but actually remembered, with your name, your detail, your thing — triggers a disproportionate emotional response. The effort to send it is trivial. What it costs the sender and what it means to the recipient are nowhere close to equal. Most people underestimate this massively.
#1
end-of-life regret
"I wish I'd stayed in closer touch."
Palliative care researchers who study what people regret at the end of life find the same pattern across cultures: professional regrets fade. Relationship regrets don't. 'I wish I'd stayed in closer touch with my friends' ranks higher than money, missed opportunities, or things unsaid. Not because those things don't matter — but because lost relationships are the thing time can't fix. The window closes quietly.
12h
time zone gap
For expats and diaspora: this isn't just convenience. It's identity.
If you grew up in one country and live in another, staying connected to home isn't nice-to-have — it's load-bearing. Studies on diaspora mental health link regular meaningful contact with family to measurably better outcomes for anxiety, belonging, and identity stability. Missing the rituals — the birthdays, the anniversaries, the 'just checking in' moments — costs more than the relationship. It costs a piece of who you are.
None of this is news to you. You already know the people you should check in on more. The question is just whether the right tool is in the way.
Start for freeThe details that make
it feel real.
AI that sounds like you
Add what makes them them — their dog's name, the inside joke, the thing they mentioned in passing. The AI uses it. They notice.
Greeting cards, not just texts
When your contact is also on MyReminders, send them an animated card — not just a message. They get a push notification and open something that looks like you made it just for them.
Tick 'repeats yearly'. Walk away.
Add the occasion once. Every year it comes back — same person, new message, nothing required from you. It just shows up.
Reaches them where they actually are
Your mum is on WhatsApp. Your old school friend only checks email. Choose per contact — MyReminders handles the delivery.
Your whole contact book at once
Upload a CSV — we provide the template. Add people one by one if you prefer. Export anytime. Your data is yours, full stop.
Your eyes on it before it goes
Every message waits in your queue before delivery. Edit the wording, push the time, or cancel it entirely. It's your name on it — final call is always yours.
9 AM their time, wherever they are
You're in Dubai, they're in São Paulo. Schedule once — it arrives at 9 AM their local time. No mental maths, no 3 AM wake-ups.
No app to install
Works in any browser. Want it on your phone home screen? Tap 'Add to home screen' — five seconds, done. No App Store, no updates to approve.
Start free. Upgrade when
you're ready.
No credit card needed to join. Waitlist members get 3 months free on any paid plan at launch.
Cheaper than the flowers you'll send when you forget.
Free
Try it out, get the feel for it.
- 15 scheduled messages / month
- 10 AI-generated messages / month
- Up to 10 contacts
- CSV contact import
- Email delivery only
- WhatsApp 'tap to send' reminders
- Recurring yearly events
- MyReminders Greeting Cards
- Auto-send WhatsApp & SMS
- Unlimited contacts
- Unlimited AI
Personal
For anyone who wants to stay connected.
- Unlimited scheduled messages
- Unlimited AI generations
- Unlimited contacts
- MyReminders Greeting Cards ✨
- WhatsApp auto-send
- Email + SMS delivery
- Time-zone aware scheduling
- Relationship memory notes
- Message history
Family
One account, everyone covered.
- Everything in Personal
- Up to 5 family members
- Shared contact book
- Group occasion alerts
- Priority support
Business
Keep clients feeling valued at scale.
- Everything in Family
- Up to 20 team members
- CRM contact import (CSV)
- Custom sender name
- Analytics dashboard
- API access (coming soon)
- Priority + phone support
Early access members lock in pricing. Cancel any time. Prices shown in USD.
Questions you're probably thinking
When you add a contact, you can add personal context: things you know about them, inside jokes, shared memories. The AI uses this to write something specific to your relationship. 'Happy birthday Sarah! Hope Max is letting you sleep in' beats 'Wishing you a wonderful day' every time.
Yes — via the WhatsApp Business API on paid plans. On the free tier, we open WhatsApp for you with the message pre-written; you just hit send. Either way, you're covered.
The AI still crafts a warm, natural message based on the occasion, your relationship type, and chosen tone. It just won't have those personal flourishes. You can always add notes later.
A calendar tells you what to do. MyReminders does it for you — or at minimum, shows up with the message pre-written so all you do is press send. We eliminate the 'now what do I say?' friction entirely.
Always. You can review every scheduled message, edit it, or cancel it any time before it sends. You're in complete control — we just do the heavy lifting.
Yes. Your contacts and relationship notes are stored securely with row-level encryption. We never sell or share your data. The notes you add about people are used only to generate messages for you.
Absolutely. You can use the AI generator any time to craft a one-off message and send it immediately, without scheduling. The app works for both planned and spontaneous moments.
Start with
one person.
Pick someone you've been meaning to reach out to. Add their occasion. Write a note about what makes them them. Next time that day comes around — you'll already have shown up.
Early access members get 3 months free on any paid plan at launch.