Reminders that arrive with the thing they were about.

Contextual reminders

This is the feature Stashy is built around. You save something, then within a few minutes you say when you want to be reminded about it. Stashy reads “remind me about this”, “nudge me on the 20th”, or “pay this on Friday” as referring to what you just sent and attaches the reminder to that memory. When it arrives, it carries that memory’s title, for example “about: Acme invoice #2291, ₹4,800”.

Files and screenshots are never resent inside reminders. The title is enough to know what it is; ask for the original in the same chat and Stashy finds it.

Stashy offers the reminder when it spots a date

When what you save has a due date in it, such as a bill, a deadline, a booking, an event, a subscription, or something you committed to, Stashy asks: “Saved rent increase due 20 Oct. Want me to remind you?” Reply yes and it is set for that date. Reply with a different time and it uses yours. Say no and nothing is scheduled.

Reminders are always yours to set. Sending an invoice never creates one on its own.

Recurring reminders

Say it the way you would to a person: “remind me every Monday at 9am to check invoices”, “every weekday at 8”, “on the 1st of every month”, “every year on 14 Feb”. Stashy sets daily, weekly on the days you name, monthly, and yearly reminders, and each occurrence arrives in the same chat.

Managing reminders by text

“What reminders do I have?” lists what is coming up. When a reminder arrives, reply “done” to close it or “snooze” to have it come back later. Everything is set, listed, and answered in the one conversation, with no app to open.

Timezones

Stashy keeps a timezone for you and confirms reminder times in it. Tell it “my timezone is Dubai” to change it. If a time you give is ambiguous, Stashy asks rather than guessing.

How to set a reminder that carries its context

1. Send the thingForward the message, paste the link, or type the detail into your Stashy chat on WhatsApp or Telegram. Stashy saves it and confirms.
2. Say when, right afterReply with the time: “remind me on the 20th about this” or “nudge me in two weeks”. If the item had a due date, just answer yes to the reminder Stashy offers. Either way the reminder is linked to what you just sent.
3. Act from the reminderWhen it arrives, the reminder carries the memory’s title. Ask for the original in the same chat if you need the number, the file, or the full message.