Add a reminder in one line

FreeApp coming soon to Android and iPhone.

Type it the way you say it, in Hindi, Hinglish or English. AlertMitra picks out the task, the day and the time, and shows you what it understood before anything is saved.

How it works

1. Type one line. Hindi in Devanagari, Hinglish in English letters, or plain English.
2. Check the preview. The task, day, time and repeat appear as small chips, so you can see what AlertMitra understood.
3. Change anything that is off, then save. If a line cannot be understood, the normal reminder editor opens instead, so nothing is saved by mistake.

What it understands

• You typekal shaam 5 baje bijli bill
  AlertMitra understandsBijli billThursday 15 Oct, 5:00 PM
• You typehar mahine ki 5 tareekh EMI bharna
  AlertMitra understandsEMI bharnaEvery month on the 5th, first on 5 Nov at 9:00 AMNo time said, so it suggests 9:00 AM
• You typehar somvar subah 8 baje gym
  AlertMitra understandsGymEvery Monday at 8:00 AM, first on 19 Oct
• You typein 2 hours drink water
  AlertMitra understandsDrink water2 hours from now (12:00 PM when typed at 10:00 AM)
• You typeagle shukravar maa ko call
  AlertMitra understandsMaa ko callFriday 16 Oct, 9:00 AMNo time said, so it suggests 9:00 AM
• You typeकल सुबह 7 बजे दवाई
  AlertMitra understandsदवाईThursday 15 Oct, 7:00 AMHindi in Devanagari works too

These results come from the same rules the app will use, worked out for Wednesday 14 October 2026. The dates move with the day you type.

Good to know

• It runs on your phone, so it also works without internet.
• It follows fixed rules instead of guessing with AI. A very unusual sentence may open the editor instead of filling it in.
• If you do not say a time, AlertMitra suggests one, for example 9:00 AM, and you can change it.
• Quick Add is free to use. Fair-use limits apply.

Keep reading

• Read: Type reminders the way you speak

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