Separate accounts
Partners, relatives, and friends keep their own login, phone verification, reminder history, and notification defaults.
Shared reminder app
Remember for each other, without sharing an account.
Sochima gives every person their own login and delivery preferences. Connect one way when you are supporting someone, or approve a mutual connection when both people want help.
Designed around real life
Shared support without a shared password
Each person keeps a separate account, so the connection adds help without blurring ownership or control.
Clear direction
Use one-way reminders when one person is providing support, or mutual reminders when both people opt in.
More than one signal
Important shared reminders can arrive by automated call, SMS, email, or a combination of channels.
What it can carry
Built for the little agreements that hold life together
Shared reminders are most useful when both people already agree on the task and simply need the timing to come back clearly.
Couples and partners
Remember appointments, pickup times, household errands, renewals, and plans that affect both people.
Siblings and families
Coordinate calls, visits, recurring chores, and practical support for someone the family cares about.
Friends and accountability partners
Create an agreed prompt for a deadline, practice session, application, or important personal goal.
Caregiver relationships
Give a loved one reminders while keeping consent and the ability to disconnect visible throughout the relationship.
How it works
Choose how much reminder access to share.
The connection begins one way and becomes mutual only when both people approve it.
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Connect securely
One person sends the invitation; the other accepts and verifies their email and phone.
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Pick one-way or mutual
Standard supports reminders from inviter to recipient. Premium can add two-way access after approval.
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Set reminders naturally
Write the task and time, select the recipient, and choose call, text, email, or multiple delivery 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.
Boundaries built in
Shared does not mean unrestricted.
Sochima is designed for trusted relationships where reminder access is invited, visible, and reversible.
- No shared passwords or silent account access.
- The recipient verifies the contact details used for reminders.
- Mutual access is never automatic; it requires a separate approval.
- A shared reminder shows who created it.
- Either person can remove the connection.
Questions, answered
What people ask before they trust a reminder
Keep exploring
Find the reminder path that fits
A little backup goes a long way
Make remembering a team effort.
Start with one trusted connection and choose the reminder direction that feels right for both people.