AI assistant for reminders

Most reminder apps make you open them, tap through a date picker, and fight with a form. MiyoMind flips that: you already have WhatsApp or Telegram open, so you just tell Miyo what to remember. It reads natural language — "every other Friday", "in 20 minutes", "the first of every month" — turns it into a real scheduled reminder, and delivers the alert back inside the same chat. No new app to install, no separate inbox to check.

How do you set a reminder with MiyoMind?

You set a reminder by sending a normal message. There's no command syntax to memorise — Miyo understands everyday phrasing, confirms what it scheduled, and then fires the alert at the right moment across your connected chat app. Here are real prompts you can send today:

Remind me to call the dentist Thursday at 2pm.
Remind me to take out the bins every Sunday at 7pm.
Nudge me in 25 minutes to flip the laundry.
Remind me on the 1st of every month to pay rent.
Every weekday at 8:30am, remind me to take my vitamins.
Remind me about Mum's birthday on 14 August at 9am — and every year after.
What reminders do I have coming up this week?

Miyo reads the intent, sets the reminder, and replies with a short confirmation so you know it landed. When the time arrives, the alert comes through on the platform you chat from — WhatsApp, Telegram, or Discord — or the web dashboard. Because it's a conversation, you can also stack context: "remind me to follow up with Sarah about the invoice tomorrow morning" keeps the why, not just the when.

Can it handle recurring reminders and schedules?

Yes. MiyoMind supports both one-off reminders and recurring schedules described in plain English. Daily, weekly, weekday-only, monthly, and yearly patterns all work, and Miyo stores the recurrence so it keeps firing until you stop it. You don't repeat yourself — set it once and it returns on cadence.

• One-off: "remind me to send the contract at 4pm today"
• Daily: "every morning at 7am, remind me to journal"
• Weekdays only: "remind me to stand up and stretch at 11am on weekdays"
• Weekly: "every Monday at 9am, remind me to plan the week"
• Monthly: "on the 1st, remind me to review my budget"
• Yearly: "remind me of our anniversary on 3 June, every year"

How do I snooze, reschedule, or cancel a reminder?

You manage reminders the same way you create them — by replying in chat. When a reminder fires, or any time after, just tell Miyo what to change. There's no list to scroll and no edit screen; the conversation is the interface.

1. Snooze: "snooze that for an hour" or "remind me again tonight"
2. Reschedule: "move my dentist reminder to Friday at 3pm instead"
3. Cancel: "cancel the rent reminder"
4. Review: "what's on for tomorrow?" — Miyo lists upcoming reminders
5. Change cadence: "actually make the standup reminder weekdays only"

Because Miyo has long-term memory of what matters to you, follow-ups stay coherent across days. You can reference "the invoice reminder" or "that thing about the dentist" and it knows which one you mean, without you re-stating the full details.

Where do the reminders show up?

Reminders fire on the chat surface you use MiyoMind from, so the alert lands where you're already looking. If you talk to Miyo on Telegram, the nudge arrives as a Telegram message; on WhatsApp, it's a WhatsApp message; and the web dashboard at miyomind.com shows your reminders too. One assistant, delivered across your channels — no separate reminder app competing for your attention.

A realistic day with a reminder assistant

Here's how reminders fit into an ordinary day. At breakfast, your weekday "take vitamins" reminder pings on WhatsApp. Mid-morning you message Miyo, "remind me to follow up with the supplier at 2" — done in seconds without leaving the thread. The 2pm nudge arrives; you reply "snooze 30 minutes" because you're on a call. That evening, your weekly "plan tomorrow" reminder fires, and while you're there you ask Miyo to also draft the follow-up email and set next week's standup reminders. Reminders aren't a silo — they sit alongside web search, email drafting, document reading, and image generation in the same conversation.

People have leaned on assistants for reminders for years; what's new is doing it through a normal text conversation in the apps you live in, with an assistant that remembers context and handles the rest of your day too.

Is it private and safe?

MiyoMind takes privacy seriously. Every paid user gets a dedicated, sandboxed Docker container with an isolated workspace, no public internet egress, a read-only root filesystem, and zero stored external API keys. Connected accounts and your saved memories are encrypted at rest with AES-256-GCM, and a 10-layer prompt-injection defence plus output scrubbing runs on every message. The free tier runs on a shared direct-agent path rather than a dedicated container.