You share the contactIn the chat, you send the contact of each person, just like when you share a number with someone.
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Groups
Memoriia writes to each person in their own WhatsApp and lets you know when they’ve done it. They don’t need Memoriia.
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A shared reminder is for something each person does on their own.
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You don’t have to pick the type. If you write "pay a bill on Friday at 10", she knows it’s a shared reminder: nobody has to go anywhere, even if there’s an exact time.
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Not before, because reminding early doesn’t help. To each person in their own chat, in their language, and without having Memoriia. When they do it, they tap "Done, I did it".
Every time someone taps the button, you get a notice: who did it and what.
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Memoriia writes to each person separately, in their own conversation, where it doesn’t get lost among other messages.
Guests don’t see each other, don’t get the others’ replies, and no group chat is created.
Without typing anything: they tap the button and that’s it.
Each guest’s number is used for that reminder and nothing else.
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It depends on your plan.
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For a meeting, a birthday or a dinner, it reaches them as soon as you create it.
With a button: whether they’re coming or can’t make it.
Who’s coming, who isn’t and who hasn’t replied yet.
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No. Memoriia writes to each person separately, in their own conversation. Nobody sees the others or their replies.
No. They get the message and reply with a button. Calls are reserved for critical health reminders.
It’s used for that reminder and nothing else.
No. It reaches them like any other WhatsApp message.
In theirs. If you invite someone from Brazil, they get it in Portuguese.
Each person gets it in their WhatsApp, and you find out when they’ve done it.
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