Scheduled Reminders

Scheduled Reminders are the core of MyNotifyAssist. You set a message, a date and time, and one or more channels. The channels are SMS, WhatsApp, email, a voice call, and a push notification on the iOS or Android app. The reminder can fire once, or it can repeat, for a daily medicine dose, a weekly meeting, or a yearly renewal. You choose the recipient: yourself, a phone number, or someone in your Connections.

People use this for the dates that are expensive to forget. Insurance renewals, medicine, office meetings, events, shopping, and train or bus bookings are the usual ones. The message arrives on the channel you will actually notice. A voice call is there for alerts you must hear. WhatsApp and SMS reach people who do not have the app open. Email suits confirmations and anything you want in a mailbox. Push is the in-app alert on your phone. You can use more than one channel when the reminder is critical.

You organize sends with categories and you can see them on the Calendar. Team Notifications use the same delivery channels but go to a whole team at once, and they stay in their own list. Kri can draft a reminder from a sentence and will not send it until you confirm the preview. Nothing goes out because a chat guessed the time. You confirm, and then the schedule is real.

The free plan lets you start. Paid plans raise limits and add team sends, Connections, Notes, and Kri. Delivery still depends on the channel: a mobile number for SMS and calls, WhatsApp where that channel is available, and the mobile app for push. Download MyNotifyAssist on iOS or Android, or register on the web, and schedule the next date you cannot afford to miss.

Write the message the way you want to hear it. Include the action, not only the topic: “pay the insurance renewal” is more useful than “insurance” when the alert arrives on a lock screen or a voice call. Set it early enough that you can still act, and use a second channel only when missing it would be costly. Then check the calendar once so the new reminder sits on the right day, next to anything else already scheduled.