Policy renewals, premium dates, client birthdays, the follow-up you promised: your income lives in a hundred deadlines. Text each one to NagMeLater and it nags you before the policy lapses, remembers what each client wants, and hands you a call list every morning.
Try it free on WhatsAppA renewal you forgot to chase is a client who quietly switched, and a commission that walked out the door.
Hundreds of clients, each with a renewal month, a premium date and a preference. No memory holds all of that cleanly.
The advisor who calls first, on the right day, closes. The one who remembers a week late is a week too late.
Reminders were just the door. Behind it: tasks, notes, briefings and more, all by plain texting. Every card links to a full demo.
A lapsed policy is a lost renewal and a lost commission. Set the nag the day you close: "Remind me on March 20, Sharma motor renewal" fires a year out, and quarterly premium dates repeat forever. The follow-up arrives before the client even thinks about switching.
Remind me on March 20, Sharma motor renewalWhich client wants term over ULIP, whose policy matures next year, who just mentioned a new car: save it the moment you hear it. Ask "who is Sharma" before the call and walk in knowing exactly what to pitch. Your book of business, remembered for you.
note Sharma renews motor in March, wants add-on coverEvery morning, one message: renewals due, premium dates this week, follow-ups that have gone quiet. You open WhatsApp anyway, so the day's commission opportunities are waiting there before your first call.
morning briefing at 9amForty clients, a dozen renewals, everything feels urgent. One word and the AI ranks your real top 3 by deadline and value, with the reason each one matters today, so your morning starts with the calls that actually move money.
prioritize"Goal: close 15 policies by March 31" gets a live countdown and resurfaces as the quarter closes in. Big targets stop being vague once they carry a days-left number, and you can check progress any time with "goals".
goal: close 15 new policies by March 31Running a team? "remind @Rohit tomorrow at 11am to submit the Mehta proposal" sends the nag straight to their WhatsApp. Delegate follow-ups without wondering whether they will actually happen, or whether you will remember to check.
remind @Rohit at 11am to submit the proposalTap any of them, WhatsApp opens with the message already typed.
"Remind me on March 20, Sharma motor policy renewal" fires a year ahead, and "Remind me every quarter, premium follow-ups" repeats on its own. Monthly, quarterly and yearly dates all work in plain words, so every renewal in your book has a nag waiting before it lapses.
Save a note the moment you learn something: "note Priya wants a child plan, budget 10k". Ask "who is Priya" before the call and it hands back everything on file. "prioritize" ranks who to call first, and the morning briefing lists every renewal due.
Yes. You can text it in English, Hindi or Hinglish and it understands: "kal 11 baje Mehta ko call karna, term plan ke liye" works exactly as well. Your reminders come back in the same language you use.
The first 5 reminders are free with no card, and the to-do list is free and unlimited forever. After that it is $1.99 a month or a one-time $59 lifetime deal, a rounding error against a single renewal commission it saves you.
Reminders, to-dos, notes, briefings and more. It takes ten seconds, the first five nags are free, and there is nothing to install or learn.
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