Snap it. Say it. Forget it. Remindr's brain reads your photos, memos and messages, files the facts, and answers like a personal assistant — "when did I send that package?" — with the date, the tracking number, and the original photo.
Receipts, pill bottles, shipping labels, paperwork — photograph anything and the AI reads it, files the facts, and remembers forever.
"Did a castor oil pack today, remind me again in four days." One breath — logged in your memory and on your calendar.
"What did the pool guy say?" "What dose did the doctor give me?" Detailed answers with dates — and links to the original files.
In app, by email, or by text — one-off or repeating. You can even send a reminder to someone else.
WhatsApp exports, SMS backups, even your entire iPhone message history via your computer. One file — every conversation filed.
Every person gets their own private brain. Everything is logged, nothing is shared, and your files live in your own cloud vault.
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remindrOne export = the WHOLE conversation — even 400 messages come out in one file, nothing is copied by hand. WhatsApp: chat → ⋮ → More → Export chat (without media). Android SMS: "SMS Backup & Restore" app → XML. Or any CSV.
Heads up: Apple lets nothing on the iPhone itself read the Messages app — no app, no shortcut. But with any computer it takes 5 minutes, free:
Option A — any computer (Windows or Mac), via backup:
3d0d7e5fb2ce288813306e4d4636395e047a3d28Option B — Mac signed into your iMessage: just upload ~/Library/Messages/chat.db. Done.
Option C — iPhone only: screenshot the important thread and use + → Snap to brain — the scanner reads the message bubbles.
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Say it like you'd say it to a person — "grab the car tomorrow at 4".
I didn't catch a date or time — when should I remind you?