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Group reminders

Nag the people you love. Lovingly.

Some reminders aren't for you. Create a group, give everyone a name, and your nags land on their phones, at exactly the right moment.

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How does Group Reminders work in WhatsApp?

Some reminders aren't for you. In practice you text one line to NagMeLater on WhatsApp, for example "create group Family as Mehul" (name the group and yourself, you get a 6-character invite code) or "join 7GK2PQ as Mom" (others join with the code and pick their name), and it replies within seconds confirming what it understood. Parents nagging kids about homework, spouses splitting errands, a founder chasing a co-founder about the deck, anyone with WhatsApp can receive your reminders once they join with your code. The person you nag just receives a normal WhatsApp reminder. Everything happens inside the WhatsApp chat you already have open, in any language you text in, with no app to install and no account to create. The first 7 days are free with every feature included, then $4.99 a month or $99 once for life.

Just say it like this

No commands to memorise, these are plain texts, and variations work too.

create group Family as Mehulname the group and yourself, you get a 6-character invite code
join 7GK2PQ as Momothers join with the code and pick their name
remind @Mom sunday 5pm to call grandmathe reminder fires on her phone
group memberssee who's in
reports off · reports onstop or restart hearing when they reply done, or miss one
rename group · leave groupmanage it by text

Why it works

Built for families, works for teams

Parents nagging kids about homework, spouses splitting errands, a founder chasing a co-founder about the deck, anyone with WhatsApp can receive your reminders once they join with your code.

They don't need to set up anything

The person you nag just receives a normal WhatsApp reminder. No app to install, no account to make, joining a group with a code and a name is the entire onboarding.

Names, not numbers

Reminders go to @Mom, @Rahul, @Designer, the alias each person chose. Your chat stays readable and your reminders stay human.

You hear the outcome

When Mom replies done, you get a one-line confirmation with the time. If an hour passes with no reply, you get a one-line note that she has not confirmed yet, so you know when a call is worth making. Her reminder tells her that her reply goes back to you.

Questions about Group Reminders

How do people join my group?

Share the 6-character invite code. They text “join CODE as Name” to NagMeLater and they're in, that name becomes their @alias.

Does the recipient pay?

Yes. A reminder runs on the account of the person who receives it, so they need their own active free trial or plan, just like the sender. If their trial has ended, the bot tells you so instead of quietly dropping the reminder. You can pay for them with a gift plan.

Can I be in multiple groups?

Yes, home and work, for instance. Aliases are per group.

What can group members see?

Only reminders addressed to them. Your personal reminders, tasks and notes stay private to you.

Will I know if they did it?

You will know if they said so. When they reply done, you get a one-line confirmation; if an hour passes with no reply, you get a one-line note that they have not confirmed. One report per reminder, never both. Send reports off to stop these, reports on to restart them.

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