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Remydo is a reminder app for your phone. You tell it what you need to remember, and it reminds you at the right time. Think of it as a helpful friend who never forgets a date.

No. You sign in with your email address. We send you a short code, you type it into the app, and you’re in. There’s no password to remember.

Tap the round (+) button at the bottom of the screen. Then do whichever is easiest:

• Type it: “Dentist on Tuesday at 4pm”.
• Say it: tap the microphone and speak normally.
• Take a photo of a letter, poster or school timetable.
• Upload a screenshot or a PDF, like a booking email.

Remydo shows you what it found. Nothing is saved until you check it and tap save, so you can fix anything first.

Yes. Take a photo of an exam timetable or a list of match dates, and Remydo makes a reminder for each date it finds (up to 10 at a time). You can check them all and save them together.

Yes, it’s free to start. For now, Remydo can read up to 15 photos, voice notes, files or typed sentences for you each day. Everything you’ve already saved keeps working as normal.

Android phones and iPhones.

Yes. Reminders can repeat every day, every week on the days you choose, every month or every year. That’s handy for medicine, school classes, rent and birthdays. You set it up once and it keeps going.

Yes. Besides the main reminder, you can choose an extra one: on the morning of the day, 3 hours before, or 1 hour before. You can turn it on or off for each reminder, and choose your usual setting in Profile.

Yes. Share a to-do list and everyone you share it with sees the same list. When someone ticks something off, the others see it too, along with who did it.

First, check that notifications are switched on for Remydo in your phone’s settings. Some phones also pause apps to save battery, so it helps to let Remydo run freely in the battery settings. If it still happens, please tell us from the app (see “How do I contact you?” below).

Yes, we take it seriously. What you save in Remydo is encrypted. That means it’s scrambled into unreadable code before it’s stored. If someone ever got hold of our stored files, they would see only a jumble of letters and numbers, not your reminders.

We use AES, a worldwide standard that banks and governments also rely on. Each piece of stored information also has a built-in tamper check, so it can’t be secretly changed. Whenever the app talks to our server, it uses HTTPS, the same secure connection shown by the padlock in your web browser.

• Your reminders and to-dos: titles, notes, places and checklist items.
• Your profile details: phone number, company, job title and social links.
• Every photo, PDF and voice note you add, and your profile picture.

Your name and email address are kept readable so we can sign you in and show your name on lists you share.

Yes. Photos, PDFs and voice notes are encrypted when they’re stored, just like your reminders. Photos are also made smaller before they’re sent, and the hidden location information that phones add to photos is removed.

To find the dates and details, Remydo sends your photo, file, voice note or typed sentence to an AI service (Google’s Gemini) over a secure connection. The AI reads it and sends back what it found. Please don’t add things you’d never want shared, like bank cards or passwords.

In the app, open Profile, then tap Report a problem or send feedback. Choose what it’s about, write a few words, and send. Your message comes straight to the Remydo team. To help us fix problems faster, it also includes some basic details about your phone and the app.

Open Profile, tap Edit profile, and scroll to the bottom. Tap Delete account. The app asks you twice to be sure, because it can’t be undone.

Everything is removed for good, straight away:

• All your reminders and to-dos.
• Your photos, files, voice notes and profile picture.
• Your profile details and any messages you sent us.

Lists you shared with others disappear for them too. Lists that others shared with you stay with them. We keep only a simple note that an account existed and when it was closed, without your name, email or any of your reminders. Our day-to-day technical records are deleted automatically after 30 days.

No. Once deleted, it’s gone, and we can’t bring it back. You’re welcome to sign up again with the same email, but you’ll start fresh with an empty app.