Reminder library
71 reminders people forget most, each with the exact words to send. Pick one, tap “Set this on WhatsApp”, and send.
Finance & Bills
Rent, EMIs, cards, tax dates and renewals that cost money when missed.
- RentRent is due on the same day every month, and it still slips past when the week gets busy.
- Credit card billOne missed card payment means late fees, interest on everything, and a dent in your credit score.
- EMIYour EMI auto-debits on a fixed date, and if the balance is short that day, you pay bounce charges.
- Electricity billThe bill SMS gets buried, the due date passes, and then comes a late fee or a disconnection notice.
- GST filingGSTR-1 and GSTR-3B come around every month or quarter, and late filing means a daily fee plus interest.
- Income tax returnThe ITR deadline arrives every July, and most people start collecting documents in the last week.
- SIPA SIP that bounces for low balance can get cancelled after a few misses, and you might not notice for months.
- PPFMiss the minimum PPF deposit in a financial year and the account goes inactive, with a penalty to revive it.
- Insurance premiumA lapsed health or life policy can cost you waiting periods, medical tests, or cover when you need it most.
- KYC updateThe bank asks you to update KYC by a date, you mean to do it, and then the account gets restricted.
- Mobile rechargeYour prepaid plan runs out at the worst moment, and suddenly no calls, no data, no OTPs.
- Gas cylinder bookingThe cylinder always runs out mid-cooking, and delivery takes days after you book.
- Subscription renewalA free month quietly turns into a paid year, and you notice only on your card statement.
- Advance taxAdvance tax is due four times a year, and missing an instalment adds interest you did not need to pay.
Health & Self-care
Medicine, water, check-ups and the small things that keep you well.
- MedicineYou took your morning tablet. Or did you? Doses slip when the day gets busy.
- Drink waterYou get to 4pm, feel a headache coming on, and realise you have had one glass of water all day.
- PeriodYour period arrives on a busy day and you have nothing in your bag.
- Doctor appointmentYou booked the appointment three weeks ago, and now you are not sure if it was Tuesday or Thursday.
- VitaminsThe bottle of vitamins is still full a month after you bought it.
- Blood pressure checkYour doctor asked for readings twice a day, and by day three you have stopped taking them.
- Stretch breakYou sat down at your desk at 10 and stood up at 2, with a stiff neck to show for it.
- BedtimeYou meant to sleep at 11. Then one more episode turned into 1am, again.
- VaccinationThe vaccination card says the next dose is due in six weeks, and six weeks is easy to lose.
- Dental check-upYou only think about the dentist when something already hurts.
- WorkoutYou planned to work out three days a week. It has been nine days.
- Health check-upYour last full body check-up was “a year or two ago”, which usually means three.
- Parents’ medicineYou live in another city, and every evening you wonder: did Mummy take her BP tablet today?
Business & Work
Invoices, follow-ups, salaries and the admin of running a business.
- InvoiceThe work is done, but the invoice is still a draft, and you will not be paid until you send it.
- Client follow-upThe client said “let’s talk next week”, and next week came and went without a call.
- Staff salaryYour staff count on salary on the 1st. A late payment hurts trust more than you think.
- TDS paymentTDS deducted last month is due to the government by the 7th, and interest starts the day after.
- Weekly reportIt is Friday at 6pm and your manager is asking where the weekly report is.
- Contract renewalThe contract renewed itself on old terms because nobody noticed the notice period had passed.
- Trade licence renewalThe shop licence expired last month, and an inspector visit is not when you want to find out.
- Supplier paymentYour supplier gave you 30 days credit. On day 34 they stop answering the phone.
- Stock reorderA customer asks for your best-selling item and the shelf is empty.
- Call back“I am in a meeting, call you back in an hour.” Then the hour turns into tomorrow.
- TimesheetIt is Monday morning and you are guessing what you worked on last Wednesday.
- Dispatch and deliveriesYou told Raju to send Sharma ji’s order at 5. At 7 the customer calls asking where it is.
- Client documentsEvery month you chase the same clients for the same bank statements and bills, one call at a time.
Personal & Family
Birthdays, documents, home chores and the people you care about.
- BirthdayYou remember the birthday at 11pm, or the next morning, when a quick wish would have meant a lot.
- AnniversaryForgetting your own anniversary is the kind of mistake that gets talked about for years.
- Maid salaryYour house help should not have to remind you that salary day has passed.
- Call parentsA week goes by, then two, and you realise you have not called home.
- Passport renewalYou find out your passport expires in four months only when you are about to book a flight.
- Visa renewalA visa that quietly expires can mean fines, a lost job offer or a missed trip.
- Vehicle insuranceDriving with lapsed insurance is risky, and a gap can also cost you your no-claim bonus.
- Car serviceThe service sticker says it was due two months ago, and you only noticed today.
- PUC certificateAn expired PUC is an easy fine, and it can also cause trouble with insurance renewal.
- Water plantsThe money plant survived the move, but it may not survive another week of being forgotten.
- Trash dayYou hear the garbage truck pulling away just as you remember the bin is still inside.
- Pet careDeworming, flea treatment and vaccines all run on different schedules, and the pet cannot remind you.
- Your partnerYou keep meaning to remind them about the ticket booking, and then your own day takes over.
Students & Parents
Fees, exams, assignments and the school run.
- School feesLate fee notices from school are embarrassing, and the fine adds up for something you meant to pay.
- PTMThe PTM notice came in the school diary two weeks ago, and Saturday morning you have other plans.
- Exam revisionRevision always starts “next week”, until the exam is three days away.
- Assignment deadlineThe submission portal closes at midnight, and you remember at 11:40pm.
- Tuition feesThe tuition teacher is too polite to ask, so the fee stays unpaid for weeks.
- School pickupA long call runs over, and suddenly it is ten minutes past school dismissal.
- Homework checkBy the time you ask about homework, it is bedtime and the worksheet is still in the bag.
- College applicationEvery college has a different deadline, form and fee, and missing one can mean waiting a whole year.
- Library book returnThe book sat on your desk for a month, and the fine is now more than the book is worth.
- Scholarship deadlineScholarship forms close quietly, and the money goes to students who applied on time.
Developers & IT
Domains, certificates, backups and keys that expire quietly.
- Domain renewalA domain expires, the site and email go dark, and someone else can grab the name.
- SSL certificateThe certificate expires on a Sunday, browsers show a scary warning, and customers leave.
- Backup checkBackups are running, until the day you need one and find the last good copy is months old.
- Password rotationShared admin passwords and service credentials stay the same for years because nobody remembers to change them.
- API key expiryA token expires quietly, the integration stops at 2am, and the error log just says unauthorised.
- Server patchingSecurity updates pile up on servers nobody looks at, until a known hole gets used.
- On-call handoverYour on-call week ends, you forget the handover note, and the next person starts blind.
- Cloud bill checkA forgotten test instance or open bucket runs all month, and the cloud bill arrives far bigger than planned.