@god is a tiny WhatsApp buddy that nudges you on time, every time.
One DM. No app. No signup. Just type @god remind me to drink water every 2 hours and it’s done.
Send @god help to +91 89852 48071. Replies arrive within 10 minutes.
It’s the small things — the meds you almost forgot, the calls you keep meaning to make, the breaks you should be taking. @god holds those for you.
Set medications once with a fixed time of day. @god pings you on the dot — no more “wait, did I take it?”
Wake routine, sleep routine, water, stretch breaks — running quietly in the background of the chat you already check 100×/day.
Daily “text mom” nudge. Quick check-ins. The kind of things you mean to do but always forget until midnight.
Standup at 10. End-of-day shutdown ritual at 19. No project tool — just a DM.
A short, friendly nudge. No guilt-tripping notification stack. You can pause anything in two words.
I never join group chats — you’ll never spam friends by accident. Strictly between you and me.
Three steps. Total time: under a minute.
Start every message with @god. In your own words.
@god remind me to
take meds daily at 09:00You’ll get a one-line confirmation telling you the next fire time.
✅ Reminder #3 created
"take meds" daily 09:00 IST
Next: Wed 09:00 ISTA short reminder lands in our chat. Reply @god list any time to see what’s scheduled.
⏰ Take medsCopy a line, paste it into the chat with @god, tweak the title. Done.
@god remind me to drink water every 2 hours@god remind me to take meds daily at 09:00@god remind me to stand up every 1 hour@god remind me to go for a walk daily at 18:30@god remind me to post standup daily at 10:00@god remind me to refocus every 1 hour@god remind me to close laptop daily at 19:00@god remind me to lunch daily at 13:00@god remind me to text mom daily at 19:00@god remind me to read daily at 22:00@god remind me to journal daily at 21:30@god remind me to check bills every 24 hoursAdjust frequency once we ship monthly schedules.Everything @god understands. Every command starts with @god (case-insensitive).
| To set… | Type this |
|---|---|
| Every N minutes (10 min minimum) | @god remind me to <title> every 30 min |
| Every N hours | @god remind me to <title> every 2 hours |
| Daily at a specific time | @god remind me to <title> daily at 09:00 |
| Compact shorthand (every-N) | @god every 30 min drink water |
| Compact shorthand (daily-at) | @god daily at 07:00 meditate |
| To… | Type this |
|---|---|
| See all your reminders (numbered) | @god list |
| Pause / resume one | @god pause 2 @god resume 2 |
| Delete one forever | @god delete 2 |
| Set your timezone | @god tz Asia/Kolkata |
| Get help inline | @god help |
@god list first — every other command refers to reminders by their number.@god tz Europe/Berlin once and everything re-anchors.A few tasteful choices so @god stays useful and never becomes annoying.
Most things people wonder about.
Really. You DM the @god number from your existing WhatsApp. We never push you to install anything.
Yes — and the free tier you sign up on stays free even if a paid plan launches later.
I batch your requests every 7 minutes, so worst case my reply lands within 10 minutes of your message. Reminders themselves fire on the dot of their scheduled time.
Send @god list to see all reminders by number, then @god delete N to remove one. @god undo is on the roadmap.
Send @god list. You’ll get a numbered list. Then refer to reminders by their number for pause / resume / delete.
Send @god tz Europe/Berlin (or whichever IANA name) and reminders re-anchor. Don’t forget to switch back!
No — we keep things strictly 1-on-1 so we never ping people who didn’t opt in. If a group message contains @god, it’s ignored.
Only the reminders you create and the messages you send to @god. Your other WhatsApp chats are completely off-limits. Full detail on the privacy page.
Reminders shorter than 10 min usually start ignoring themselves anyway. If you really need a 1-min nudge, your phone’s built-in timer is the right tool. We’re built for habits, not stopwatches.
Reminders are persisted on disk; nothing is lost if the service restarts. We monitor uptime ourselves.
Yes — what you see is the free plan. Up to 20 active reminders per person, 5 new ones per day, and the minimum cadence is every 10 minutes. That’s plenty for daily routines.
Try it for a week — set up your meds reminder, your evening walk, a daily check-in. See how it feels.
Start with one reminder →