Reminders and scheduling

Reminders in MiyoMind work the way you actually think about them: you describe what you need and when, in your own words, and the assistant handles the scheduling. There's no form, no date picker, no separate app. You type or speak a sentence to Miyo, and a one-off or recurring reminder is created and later delivered as a message on whichever chat surface you use.

How do AI reminders work in MiyoMind?

You ask Miyo in natural language, and it parses the time, the message, and whether it repeats. The reminder is stored, and when the trigger time arrives a background scheduler delivers it as a chat message on your platform — WhatsApp, Telegram, Discord, or the web dashboard. Because the assistant also holds long-term memory of what matters to you, a reminder can carry useful context, not just a bare title.

Here are examples of phrasing that works:

• One-off: "Remind me to send the invoice tomorrow at 9am."
• Relative time: "Ping me in 45 minutes to take the laundry out."
• Recurring weekly: "Every Monday at 8am, remind me to plan my week."
• Recurring weekday: "Every weekday at 6pm, remind me to log my hours."
• With context: "Remind me to follow up with Sarah on the Q3 deck on Thursday — she wanted the revenue slide updated."
• Voice: send a voice note saying "remind me to call mum tonight at 7" and it's transcribed and scheduled the same way.

Setting one is a quick exchange:

1. Message Miyo with what you want to be reminded about and when.
2. Miyo confirms the time it understood and the exact message it will send.
3. At the trigger time, the reminder arrives as a normal chat message on your platform.
4. Reply to reschedule, repeat, or cancel — all in the same conversation.

What's the difference between one-off and recurring reminders?

A one-off reminder fires once at a single moment in time and is then done. A recurring reminder fires on a repeating pattern — daily, every weekday, weekly on a given day, or monthly — until you cancel it. You don't choose a "type" up front; the way you phrase the request tells Miyo which you mean. "At 4pm today" is one-off; "every Monday" is recurring.

Can I reschedule or cancel a reminder?

Yes — rescheduling is just another message. Because reminders live inside an ongoing conversation, you change them by talking, not by hunting through a settings screen. Say "push that dentist reminder to tomorrow at 11" or "actually make it every Tuesday instead of Monday" or "cancel my evening logging reminder," and Miyo updates the schedule. You can also ask "what reminders do I have set?" to review what's pending.

• Reschedule: "Move my 3pm reminder to 5pm."
• Change the cadence: "Make the weekly review every Friday instead of Monday."
• Cancel: "Cancel the reminder to water the plants."
• Review: "List my upcoming reminders."

Where do reminders fire, and across which apps?

Reminders are delivered as chat messages on the platform tied to your account, so they land where you already are. If you chat with Miyo on Telegram, your reminders arrive on Telegram. The same goes for WhatsApp, Discord, and the web dashboard at miyomind.com. There's nothing extra to install — reminders ride the same chat channel you use for everything else.

Because Miyo handles search, drafting, document analysis, and reminders in one thread, a reminder can be the start of a workflow rather than the end. "Remind me Friday to send the report" can be followed, when it fires, by "okay, draft it now" — the assistant already has the context from your earlier conversation and its memory of your preferences.

How much do reminders cost?

Setting and firing reminders uses the same credit system as the rest of MiyoMind: credits meter the actual model and tool usage behind a request, and creating a reminder is a lightweight interaction. The Free plan includes 100 credits every month with no card required, which is enough to try reminders out. Plus ($14.99/mo, 6,000 credits) and Pro ($39.99/mo, 18,000 credits) add far more headroom plus a dedicated, sandboxed container for paid users. You can also buy top-up credit packs if you run low.