Their familiar channels
A reminder can arrive as a normal incoming call, an SMS message, an email, or a combination selected for that person.
Reminders for someone else
Help someone remember—without sharing a login.
Invite a family member, friend, or client, then add reminders directly to their schedule. They choose to connect, verify their details, and stay in control.
Designed around real life
Support that respects the person receiving it
A shared reminder should feel useful, not intrusive. Sochima makes permission, ownership, and delivery choices visible from the start.
One-time or recurring
Schedule a single appointment prompt or repeat a routine on the days and times it is needed.
Consent comes first
The recipient accepts the invitation, verifies their email and phone, and can remove the connection whenever they want.
What it can carry
Useful wherever remembering is shared
The best shared reminders have a specific task, a realistic time, and a relationship where support has already been welcomed.
Family routines
Help a parent, partner, or sibling remember appointments, household tasks, calls, and recurring routines.
Caregiving support
Schedule organizational prompts for medication routines, exercises, meals, or preparation for an upcoming visit.
Coaching follow-through
Send a client an agreed reminder for a workout, check-in, practice session, or between-session action.
Mutual accountability
On Premium, two people can approve mutual access and create reminders for each other without sharing accounts.
How it works
Invite once. Set the reminder when it matters.
The connection is verified before shared reminders begin, so both people know who can create what.
- 01
Send an invitation
Invite the person by email from your Sochima connections page.
- 02
They accept and verify
The recipient confirms the invitation and verifies the email and phone number used for delivery.
- 03
Create their reminder
Choose their name, write the task and time naturally, then select phone call, SMS, email, or multiple channels.
Phone call
A distinct incoming call for a reminder that should interrupt the noise.
SMS text
A written reminder that stays in the same familiar message thread.
A durable copy when the reminder needs a little more context.
Permission, not pressure
The recipient always has a say.
Shared reminders work best when the relationship and expectations are clear. Sochima keeps each person on their own account and identifies who created a reminder.
- A connection must be accepted before you can create reminders for that person.
- The recipient does not need a separate paid plan; the inviter sponsors the connection.
- Every shared reminder identifies who added it.
- Either person can remove the connection at any time.
- Premium mutual reminders require an additional request and approval.
Questions, answered
What people ask before they trust a reminder
Bring in a second memory
Help without hovering.
Invite someone you trust, let them approve the connection, and give the next important task a clearer path back to them.