Pokobot
Never forget anything ever again.
What it does
Pokobot helps you remember your tasks, at the right time it pings you on Whatsapp with a Reminder. There is no website to visit or no app to install, you simply text Pokobot on whatsapp about your reminder in plain english and it sets it for you.
Set reminders on WhatsApp with Poko. Text it like a friend: one-off, recurring, or poke someone else. No app to install. 7 days free.
Pokobot is a reminder bot that lives in WhatsApp. Tell Poko what to remember in your language, and he'll message you at the right time. Text Poko on WhatsApp like a friend: “Remind me to call mom today at 6pm.” Poko saves your reminders at the date and time mentioned by you. Poko sends you a message on WhatsApp with the reminder you set. No forms, no menus. Type the reminder however it comes out. Poko reads the time, date and task and sorts the rest. Daily, weekly or monthly repeats that hold their exact time, even across daylight saving. Jot things down as they come up and tick them off when they're done. One running list, in the same thread you already text. One word, poke, and the nudge…from pokobot.com
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