
Tablets.
Every weekday at the same hour. Reply taken and it counts.
"I want to write a reminder in my own language, on WhatsApp, and have it come back at the right hour where I live. Daily ones too." Yes. Write, or speak, the way you talk at home.
Try it freeSee it happen ↓Write, or speak, the way you talk at home: Swedish, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, Hindi, whichever. Handled answers in the same language and confirms the hour in your own time zone. Daily and weekly reminders too, and snoozing by replying in your own words.
The chat on the left. What it produced on the right.
Spoken in one language, confirmed in the same one, at the hour where you live.
Four situations people use this for every week.

Every weekday at the same hour. Reply taken and it counts.

Sunday at six, call mum, in the time zone she is in.

At your hour, in your city, in your calendar.

Write in one, your partner in the other. Each gets answers in their own.
The first message is never the last. Three things people write in the weeks that follow.
Snoozed, in Spanish.
The list, in Swedish.
Everything moves with you.
Nothing to connect. Your time zone is taken from your number and can be changed by saying so. It answers in the language you write in; there is no setting to find.
English, Swedish, Spanish, Portuguese, French, German, Arabic, Hindi and more. Write and it answers the same way.
It takes it from your number and confirms every reminder in it. Say your city if you move.
Yes, voice notes in your language work the same.
Yes, in one message or across the day.
Yes. Each person has their own account and their own language.
No. Setting one is a message; the reminder itself is free.

Any language, any hour, your time zone. The reminder comes back the same way. Free to try, no app to install.