✨ AI-powered nagging that won't give up

Don't just remind me.
Nag me.

🔊 Reminders you actually hear.

A normal reminder tells you once. NagMe uses AI to generate fresh spoken nags in the personality you choose — and keeps coming back until the thing gets done.

🧠 AI + personalities: Pick your nagger and NagMe changes what it says as the nag progresses, instead of repeating the same boring reminder again and again.
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Why NagMe is different
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Speaks to You

Your reminder is spoken out loud, not buried in another notification.

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Keeps Coming Back

Choose how often NagMe returns until you finally mark it DONE.

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Full of Personality

Choose who nags you — from Irish Mammy to Drill Sergeant.

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AI-Powered Nagging

AI generates fresh wording as the nag progresses instead of repeating one boring line.

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Recurring Nags

Daily, weekly and repeating reminders for the stuff you always forget.

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Snooze It

Need a little longer? Snooze it. NagMe knows when to come back.

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Stops When You're DONE

Seeing a reminder isn't success. Actually finishing the thing is.

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History

See what got done and how many nags it took to get you there.

Pick your nagger

NagMe doesn't have to sound like a boring reminder app. Choose a personality and the wording changes to match how that character would nag you.

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Irish Mammy

“Ah would you ever just do it? I've told you already.”
Warm, relentless and very unimpressed with your excuses.

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Drill Sergeant

“MOVE. You've had ten minutes. Get it done.”
Direct, demanding and absolutely not interested in procrastination.

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Aussie Mate

“Mate… seriously. You still haven't done it?”
Casual, cheeky and increasingly disappointed in you.

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Posh Butler

“Might I suggest that now would be an excellent time to actually do it?”
Polite enough to sting.

Personalities change what NagMe says. The current version can use the device voice to speak that character's wording. A future V2 will make them sound the part too with richer character voices and accents.

Normal Reminder Apps

🔔Tell you once×
☝️Easy to ignore×
😐Same boring wording×
💤Disappear into notifications×
✅Assume “reminded” means done×

NagMe

↻Keeps coming back✓
🔊Hard to ignore✓
🎭Full of personality✓
🧠AI generates fresh nags✓
🎯Stops when you're DONE✓
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How it works
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Create Your Nag

What do you need to do? When? How often should NagMe come back?

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Get Nagged

NagMe speaks, returns at your chosen interval and uses AI to generate fresh wording as it goes.

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Mark It DONE

Do the thing, hit DONE, and enjoy the silence. Until your next nag.

You're still in control

Set the interval

Choose how quickly NagMe comes back — because taking out the bins and renewing a passport need different levels of urgency.

Set a maximum

Want persistence without infinite nagging? Set the maximum number of nags for that reminder.

Snooze when needed

Sometimes “not now” is legitimate. Snooze it and NagMe will return when you asked it to.

One-off or recurring

Use NagMe for a single task or repeat it daily, weekly or on a schedule that fits the job.

Choose the voice

Use the available voices on your Android device and pick the one that best suits your nagger.

Your history stays useful

Keep track of what was completed without turning NagMe into a giant productivity system.

Coming in V2

They'll sound the part too.

The personalities are already there. V2 takes the voices to the next level: richer character voices and accents so your Irish Mammy can actually sound Irish, your Aussie Mate can sound Australian, and your Drill Sergeant can sound like someone you really don't want to disappoint.

🇮🇪 Irish Mammy: actual Irish-accented character voice
🇦🇺 Aussie Mate: unmistakably Australian delivery
🪖 Drill Sergeant: richer, tougher character voice
🎩 Posh Butler: polished character delivery to match the attitude

Stop ignoring reminders.

Give the job to someone who's prepared to keep asking.

Get NagMe on Google Play
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See NagMe in action

Sometimes a reminder just isn't enough.