Create a reminder
You can add a reminder two ways: tell the chat assistant, or add it by hand from the Reminders tab. Chat is faster for everyday phrasing (“remind me to take the bins out tomorrow at 6pm”); the manual flow is faster when you’re already in the app and want to add several at once.
Before you start
Section titled “Before you start”- Moonjar app installed and signed in.
Through chat (recommended)
Section titled “Through chat (recommended)”-
Open Chat.
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Tell the assistant what you need:
“Remind me to call the dentist next Tuesday at 2pm.”
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The assistant calls its
manage_remindertool and creates the item — picking the right list, parsing the date and time, and confirming.
The assistant handles natural-language dates (“next Tuesday”, “in three weeks”, “the day before my flight”) and will set a deadline rather than a scheduled time when you say “by” rather than “at”.
If you don’t say which list, it goes to your default list (Reminders) — or to a list you’ve recently been working in, depending on context.
From the Reminders tab
Section titled “From the Reminders tab”- Open the Reminders tab (or Lists).
- Pick a list, or stay on the Today/Upcoming/Someday views.
- Tap + to add an item.
- Fill in:
- Title — required.
- Notes — optional, free text.
- When — date and optional time. Skip both for Someday.
- Deadline — optional. Date the item must be done by; distinct from when it’s scheduled.
- Priority — optional.
- Save.
You can also add a checklist after creating the item — tap the item to open its detail view, then add sub-items.
What happens after
Section titled “What happens after”- A reminder with a date in the past or today shows up in Today.
- A future date shows up in Upcoming.
- No date and Someday checked → Someday.
- The reminder is private to you unless its list is shared with a group — list-level sharing covers all items in that list.
- If you’ve granted location permission, the reminder records where you were when you created it (so the assistant can later answer “reminders I made at the office”).