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Start RingDue on WhatsApp

Turn WhatsApp messages into reminder calls.

Send a WhatsApp-style text or voice note. RingDue understands the reminder and can call before important tasks.

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Try RingDue in WhatsApp

Open WhatsApp, send the setup message, and create your first reminder. No long form is needed to experience RingDue.

Example: "Call me tomorrow at 7 AM for medicine."

Example: "Remind me 30 minutes before the client meeting."

RingDue only calls for reminders users create or explicitly opt into.

How it works

  1. 1.Start with RingDue on WhatsApp.
  2. 2.Type or send a voice note.
  3. 3.RingDue confirms the reminder.
  4. 4.RingDue calls before the scheduled task.

Use cases

Call me tomorrow at 7 AM for medicine.
Remind me every Monday at 4 PM for class pickup.
Call me before the client meeting.
Remind me to pay the bill Friday evening.

Trust and control

Reminder calls should stay personal and intentional.

User-created reminders only

RingDue calls for reminders users create or explicitly approve.

Opt-in reminder calls

Phone calls are tied to verified, opt-in personal reminder workflows.

Disable calls anytime

Users can cancel reminders, pause calls, and request account deletion.

Use calls carefully

Call reminders work best for important tasks, not every small notification.

Not for marketing calls

RingDue is not for bulk calling, lead generation, spam, or promotions.

Quick FAQ

Can I use voice notes?

Where supported, RingDue can understand voice-note reminders and reply in the preferred or detected language.

Is RingDue for marketing calls?

No. RingDue is for personal reminders created or explicitly approved by users. It is not for marketing calls, bulk calling, or lead generation.

Can users disable call reminders?

Yes. Users can cancel reminders, disable call reminders, and request account deletion.

Start RingDue on WhatsApp

Start with one WhatsApp reminder.

Send a WhatsApp text or voice note. RingDue understands the reminder and calls you before important tasks, classes, medicines, meetings, and family responsibilities.