Set a reminder. Get it back later.
You can set reminders in Thogits. On a ticket. On a person. On an invoice. On a note you will otherwise forget. On anything you keep in the database.
When the time comes, you get the reminder. That is the feature. It is not a second to-do app. It is a ping attached to the record you already have.
You do not need a new system for “tell me about this on Tuesday.” The record lives in the workspace. The reminder points at it.
What you can remind yourself of
If it is a record, it can take a reminder. Typical uses:
- Follow up with a client after a quote
- Check stock before a catering weekend
- Call someone back on Friday
- Look at an invoice before it ages out
- Revisit a note you parked
Small teams use this so follow-ups are not only in one person’s head. Founders use it so the pipeline does not depend on memory. Operations use it on jobs, not on a sticky note.
You can set the reminder yourself. You can ask the assistant to set one while you are in chat, on email, or on a call.
What it is not
A clock, not a manager
The assistant does not keep nagging. There is no “I will keep pinging you forever” loop sold as a product.
A reminder fires when you asked. You act, snooze, or ignore it. The record is still there. The page still shows the work. The reminder is a clock, not a manager.
If you want something to run on a timetable without you clicking — a digest, a wake-up for the assistant, a script — that is automations. Reminders are the simple version: you, a time, a record.
Tied to the system of record
A reminder in a chat thread dies when the thread dies. A reminder in a personal app is invisible to the rest of the space.
Here the reminder sits with the record everyone can see. The board, the list, the dashboard — the pages the assistant built — still show the work. The reminder is how you get pulled back to it.
The ping should land on the same object the team operates — not a note you will not open.
Reminders sync across web and iPhone with the rest of the space. Set it on the laptop. Get it on the phone. It feels instant.
How this fits the rest of the workspace
- The database holds the thing you care about
- A page is how you inspect it
- A reminder is how you return to it
- An automation is how you schedule work that should happen even if you forget to look
- The assistant can set reminders while you talk
Start from a template if the starting system already has the types you follow up on. Or add reminders to whatever you already track.
Try it
Pick one record you keep forgetting, set a reminder, and wait for it. See the rest of Features, check pricing, or sign up and put a time on the next follow-up.