Schedule reminders & messages

WhatsApp is where your obligations get made, but it gives you no way to handle them on time. KKHS Assist fills that gap two ways — bringing things back when you need them, and sending things exactly when they should land. You set it all up from the chat you are already in, by text or voice note, in the words you would naturally use.

Reminders that actually come back

A lot of what happens on WhatsApp needs you later, not now — a follow-up due Friday, a bill on the 1st, a call you promised to make after the weekend. Starring a message only bookmarks it; nothing brings it back at the right moment. KKHS Assist does.

• Set a reminder from natural phrasing. "Check the proposal at 4 PM," "EOD," "tomorrow morning," and "next Friday" all resolve to the right time in your timezone — no date to pick.
• Keep the context attached. A reminder tied to a conversation comes back with the original message quoted or the chat linked, so you know why you are being pinged.
• Snooze the way you would say it. "Snooze this until tomorrow morning" moves it without a second thought.
• Let it close itself. If the reminder was to follow up with someone and you have already replied, it sees the loop is closed and clears it.

Reminders that do not give up until you answer

For the things you actually skip — the medicine, the bill, the thing you keep meaning to do — a single ping is not enough. Ask KKHS Assist to keep nudging until you confirm, and it will: repeating on the interval you set, going quiet the moment you reply "done," then starting fresh the next day.

Because the confirmation is what stops it, you also get a record of which days you actually did it.

• "Nudge me every 15 minutes from 9pm until I say I've taken my medicine."
• "Chase me about the electricity bill every morning until it's paid."
• "Did I confirm my meds every day this week?"

Messages sent at the right moment

The opposite problem is timing what you send. A birthday wish should land at midnight; a status update should go out every Friday at 5. KKHS Assist composes it now and delivers it later, so you do not have to be on your phone at that exact moment.

• Schedule a one-off message to any chat — written now, sent at the time you choose.
• Send on a recurring schedule — like a weekly check-in to a group — without being asked again.

1. 1

   Tell it what to send and when

   From your self-chat or any chat with /kk, describe it plainly: "send the team a check-in every Monday at 9."

2. 2

   Confirm the draft

   You see exactly what will be sent and when, so you can tweak the wording or the timing before it is locked in.

3. 3

   It sends at the scheduled time

   You will see it go out — and for recurring messages, it keeps doing so until you ask it to stop.

Things to ask

• "Remind me to send the invoice on Tuesday."
• "Send 'happy birthday' to Maa at midnight."
• "Every Friday at 5 PM, send the weekly update reminder to the team group."