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Frequently asked questions

Is it free?: Yes, every feature is free. Ads shown on our pages help cover the running costs.
Do I need to sign up?: No. Every feature works without signing in. In that case, your reminders are tied to a random session cookie in each browser, and we never ask for your name or email. Sign in with Google to save your reminders to your account.
What changes when I sign in?: Your reminders are saved to your Google account. Sign in with the same account on another computer or browser to see the same reminders, and get notifications in every browser you’re signed in on. Any reminders you created in this browser before signing in are moved to your account.
Can I sign up with my email address?: Right now, only Google sign-in is supported. Email sign-up is coming soon.
Will I still get notifications after closing this page?: Yes. Notifications are sent from our server, so they arrive even after you close the tab or window, as long as your browser is running in the background. They won’t arrive if your browser is completely closed or your computer is off.
Which browsers are supported?: The latest versions of Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Naver Whale, plus Safari 16.4 or later on macOS. It may not work in private (incognito) windows.
Can I see the same reminders on another computer?: Yes, just sign in with Google. If you don’t sign in, each browser keeps its own reminders.
What happens to notifications when I sign out?: A browser you’ve signed out of stops receiving your account’s notifications. Your reminders stay in your account, so you can pick up where you left off when you sign in again.
What’s the difference between “Time” and “Schedule”?: “Time” starts today — just pick a time. “Schedule” repeats between a start date and an end date that you choose. Use it when you want reminders to start next week or run only for a certain period.
My notifications are late or not arriving.: On Windows, make sure the browser setting to keep running background apps after the browser is closed is turned on, and that Do Not Disturb (Focus) is off. Our User guide has step-by-step instructions. You can also click “Send a test” on the main page to check right away.
What happens to reminders while my computer is off?: Notifications more than 15 minutes past their scheduled time are skipped, and the next one goes out as usual. This keeps a pile of missed notifications from flooding your screen all at once.
How many reminders can I create?: Up to 5, whether or not you’re signed in. Delete one you no longer need, and you can add another.
Is my reminder content safe?: Titles and notes are stored encrypted on our server. Even so, we recommend describing sensitive details like medication names in general terms. For more, see our Privacy Policy.
How do I delete my data?: Click the delete button at the bottom of the main page to immediately erase your reminders, subscriptions, and delivery history from our server. If you’re signed in, your account information is deleted too. Data that hasn’t been used for 180 days is also deleted automatically.
Can I use it to manage my medication?: You can use it as a reminder aid for when to take your medication, but it’s not a substitute for medical medication management. For important medication schedules, follow your healthcare provider’s instructions and use other reminder methods as well.