EchoMind: Reminders That Ring

Hari-Dev

About this app

Notifications are easy to ignore. A ringing phone is not.

EchoMind delivers your reminders as a full-screen incoming call that takes over your lock screen. You answer it, or you decline it. You do not absent-mindedly swipe it away and forget.

HOW IT WORKS

Set a reminder by typing it, speaking it, or sharing text or a voice note in from another app. When it is due, your phone rings.

BUG ME MODE

For the things you genuinely cannot miss, turn on Bug Me. The call keeps coming back until you complete a challenge: say a passphrase, solve some arithmetic, shake the phone, walk a few steps, or draw a pattern. Chosen because they wake you up properly rather than letting you dismiss on autopilot.

You are never trapped. Every challenge has a hold-to-dismiss fallback, and stop and snooze are always reachable.

REPEATS AND QUIET HOURS

Repeat by weekday, or at an interval from 5 minutes to 24 hours. Set quiet hours and a reminder landing inside them rolls forward instead of waking you.

VOICE ASSISTANT

Describe what you need in plain language and EchoMind works out the time for you. Ask again to adjust it before saving.

PRIVATE BY DEFAULT

Your reminders are stored on your device. There are no ads, no tracking, and no account required.

BETA

EchoMind is in active testing. If something breaks, tell me and it gets fixed.

What’s new

EchoMind now warns you when Android's full-screen notification access is off, which stops reminders ringing on a locked phone. Reminders created by voice now warn about low alarm volume, the same as ones you type. Also fixed: tapping Send twice could create two reminders, words were lost if speech recognition stumbled mid-sentence, and the assistant now says it is waking up instead of asking you to rephrase.