RemimoShared reminders, explained
What is a shared reminder app?
A shared reminder app lets people create, send, receive, and complete timed reminders together. Remimo is built around that exchange between people.
Most reminder apps begin with “remind me”; Remimo also lets you say “remind Alex,” “remind my family,” or “remind the group.”
Three ways to use Remimo
Create reminders for yourself and keep your own day on track.
Send a timed reminder directly to a friend, partner, or family member.
Coordinate a family, household, club, or team without repeating the same message.
Let the sender see when a shared reminder has been completed.
Shared reminder versus a shared list
Both can help people coordinate, but they solve different moments.
Who are shared reminders for?
Plans, errands, reservations, household details, and things one person agreed to remember.
Pickups, shopping, birthdays, bills, chores, and shared responsibilities.
Bins, deliveries, repairs, supplies, and responsibilities around the home.
Meetings, supplies, handoffs, and deadlines with a clear recipient.
What makes a useful shared reminder?
A good shared reminder is wanted, specific, and sent to the right person. Include a clear action, choose an appropriate time, and avoid sending excessive or unwanted reminders. Remimo is a coordination tool—not a substitute for direct communication or a guarantee that a notification will be delivered.
Common questions
Do both people need Remimo?
The recipient needs Remimo to save the reminder, receive notifications, and mark it complete. A shared link can show them a preview first.
Can two people remind each other?
Yes. Once connected in Remimo, each person can create reminders for the other.
Can families use one group?
Yes. Groups are designed for recurring circles such as families, households, clubs, and teams.
Is Remimo available on Android?
Remimo is currently available for iPhone.