Simple, fast, intuitive
Three steps. There's no fourth one. Then it does the rest.
Nothing to download, no password. Tap the button, WhatsApp opens, tell it your name and you're in.
"Remind me about the dentist on Friday." "Add milk to the groceries." It understands, even if you write in a hurry.
When the time comes it sends you a message. Reply "done" and it disappears from the list.
In detail
You tell it what to remember, with a time or a day. When the moment comes it sends you a message. You reply "done" and it disappears from the list.
It also works with recurrences ("every Monday", "the first of every month") and, if you connect it, ends up in your Google Calendar.
Groceries, packing, gifts. The ones with no set time, but that you can't afford to forget. Add to them by talking; if the list doesn't exist yet, it creates one.
"I got the milk" and that line gets checked off. "What's on the grocery list?" and it reads it back to you, with what's missing at the top.
"Set a 10-minute timer." "Ping me in fifteen minutes." No need to work out what time it will be: just say how long, and it pings you when time's up.
Send it a photo or a document and give it a name: "gym card", "insurance policy". When you need it, just ask and it sends it back in chat.
Up to 10 things, 5 MB each: it's built for the ones you really need. Files are encrypted on our servers, only you can see them, and they stay until you delete them.
Why WhatsApp
We don't want the attention you already give the other 47 apps on your phone. You open WhatsApp 80 times a day: AmicoAI is right there, inside the conversation, like a friend who never sleeps and never gets offended if you don't reply right away.