Every reminder you'll actually see, right in WhatsApp
Text Sonic like a friend. "Remind me to call the accountant every Monday at 9." It fires in the chat you already read all.
Just say it, and consider it handled
No forms, no date pickers, no new app to learn. You type a normal sentence and Sonic sorts out the rest.
One-time reminders
"Remind me to send the invoice at 4pm today." Sonic pings you at 4, in the chat, so it never slips.
Recurring, on autopilot
"Remind me to pay the freelancers on the 1st of every month." Set it once and stop keeping the date in your head.
Plain-English timing
"Remind me in 40 minutes," or "every Friday at 5." Say it the way you'd say it out loud and it just lands.
Why a WhatsApp reminder actually gets read
You've tried the reminder apps. You set one, the notification pops up while you're mid-task, you swipe it away, and it's gone for good. The problem was never your memory. It's that the reminder showed up somewhere you don't really look.
WhatsApp is different. It's the one screen you check without thinking, dozens of times a day. When a reminder arrives there, it sits in a chat like a message from a person, waiting until you deal with it. No lock-screen banner to dismiss, no app buried three folders deep. That's the whole idea behind Sonic: put the nudge where your attention already is.
Setting one feels like texting an assistant, because that's basically what you're doing. "Remind me to renew the domain next Tuesday." "Every morning at 8, tell me to take my meds." "Ping me an hour before the dentist." Sonic reads it, confirms it, and shows up right on time. Change your mind? Just reply "push that to Thursday" and it moves.
And it goes beyond a single ping. Sonic remembers the things you tell it, keeps your to-dos and notes in the same chat, and can nudge a whole group when rent is due or the standup starts. One place, one habit you already have, zero admin. Sonic is in early access right now, so the fastest way to try it is to request access and start texting it your first reminder.
The practical questions
Do I need to download anything?
No. Sonic works entirely inside WhatsApp, the app you already use. There's nothing to install, no separate dashboard, and no account to juggle. You add Sonic as a contact and text it the way you'd text anyone else. Your reminders arrive as ordinary chat messages.
How do I set a recurring reminder?
Say it in plain language and Sonic handles the pattern. For example: "Remind me to water the plants every Wednesday and Saturday at 7am," or "Send me the weekly report reminder every Friday at 4." It repeats on schedule until you tell it to stop, and you can edit or cancel any time.
What if I need to change a reminder?
Just reply in the chat. "Move the call to 3pm," "push tomorrow's reminder to next week," or "cancel that one." Sonic updates it and confirms. You never dig through settings or menus, because the whole thing lives in the conversation you started it in.
Can Sonic remind a whole group?
Yes. Add Sonic to a WhatsApp group and it can post reminders everyone sees, which is handy for rent, standups, timesheets or practice schedules. "Remind the group that rent is due on the 1st" keeps the whole team on the same page without you chasing anyone.
How much does it cost?
Sonic is in early access, so we're not quoting prices yet. Request access from the site and you'll be among the first to try reminders, recurring nudges and the rest of what Sonic does inside WhatsApp. It's the best moment to get in and shape how it works.
Text your first reminder in the next minute
Request early access and try it: "Remind me to call the accountant every Monday at 9." Sonic takes it from there.