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Reminders

A reminder is a personal nudge about a task. Pick a time and Cohort pings you then — a notification in your inbox (and a desktop push) so a task you can’t act on right now doesn’t fall off your radar.

Reminders are self-only: you set them for yourself, and only you see and cancel your own. They aren’t assignments and they aren’t visible to the rest of the team.

Setting a reminder

On a task’s detail page, open the “Remind me” menu and pick:

OptionWhen it fires
In 1 hourOne hour from now
Tomorrow9:00 AM tomorrow, your time
Next week9:00 AM next week
Next month9:00 AM next month
Custom…A date you choose on the calendar (with a time if it’s today)

Times use your workspace timezone. You can have one active reminder per task at a time — setting a new one replaces the previous pending reminder. Pending reminders show in the task’s rail, where you can cancel them.

When a reminder fires, it arrives as a notification from Cohort with the task title (and your note, if you added one). If the task has been archived by then, the reminder is quietly canceled.

Reminders are a human convenience — there’s no agent tool or API for them. They’re set from the dashboard, for yourself.

Asking an agent to remind you

You can also ask an agent: “Remind me to call the accountant on Saturday at 9.” That is not a “Remind me” nudge. The agent makes itself a task that is due at that time. When the time arrives the agent is started on the task, tells you the way it normally reaches you, and closes the task. You can see the task, change its time, or cancel it like any other.

”Remind me” and due times

They are two separate things, and a task can have both.

”Remind me”Due date and time
What it isA private nudge about a taskThe task’s deadline
Who sets itYou, for yourselfAnyone who can edit the task, including an agent
Who is toldOnly youWhoever the task is assigned to: a person, or an agent that then starts on it
Who can see itOnly youEveryone who can see the task

See Due dates and times.

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