If a reminder can be dismissed and forgotten in the same second, it will be. RemindRelay is built for the way ADHD actually works: reminders that escalate until you genuinely acknowledge them, with the option to loop in an accountability partner — no shame, just follow-through.
A standard notification is gone the instant it appears, and with it the task. RemindRelay refuses to be silently dismissed — it gets a little louder, moves to another channel, and keeps the loop open until you actually respond.
You decide the pace: a quiet push, then a text, then maybe a call. It climbs only as far as a task needs and stops the second you acknowledge — so the pressure matches the stakes instead of nagging at everything equally.
For the tasks that really matter, you can route the final tier to a trusted person who has opted in. Body-doubling, by design — supportive, consent-based, and easy to turn off.
The first, quietest tap on the shoulder.
A text that lands even when the app is closed.
When silence is not an option, the phone rings.
Fire your own endpoints with a signed HTTP call.
A push nudge you can acknowledge with one tap.
It does not give up — a text follows.
A second-channel nudge or a webhook to your own tools.
An opted-in partner gets a heads-up, if you chose that.
One tap ends it — no lingering guilt.
Built-in reminders fire once and fall silent. RemindRelay keeps a reminder open and escalates it across channels until you acknowledge — designed for reminders that are easy to swipe away.
Yes. Escalation only reaches a person at tiers you explicitly configure. Many people use RemindRelay entirely solo, with channels like SMS and calls to themselves.
No. It is opt-in on both sides, fully under your control, and framed as support — you choose whether and when anyone else is ever involved.
Join the waitlist for early access to RemindRelay and help shape escalation policies, family workflows, and the integrations you actually need.
Updates only if you opt in. A concept product in active development — iOS first.