Reminders that speak your language.
React ⏰ on any message and answer “when?” the way you'd say it out loud — or ask @Via to nudge a whole channel. No syntax to learn, resolved to the exact moment in your timezone, and linked back to where it started.
Let's revisit the pricing rollout after launch week
I'll nudge #standup with a link to this thread.
- When
- Fri, 4:00 PM
- Calendar
- Synced ✓
Two ways, no syntax
React on the message you don't want to forget, or just tell Via what you want — including for an entire channel. Both land the same scheduled nudge, with the source thread attached.
Let's revisit the pricing rollout after launch week
Reply with a time — I'll keep this thread attached.
in 2 weeks
I'll nudge you here with a link back to this message.
React ⏰ on any message and Via asks when. Reply in plain language and it's scheduled — the original message comes along as context, so the nudge always lands with a link home.
Say it how you'd say it
“in 3 days”, “at 3pm friday”, “next monday morning” — Via reads the phrase the way you wrote it and snaps it to a precise weekday, date, and wall-clock time in your workspace timezone. Deterministic, not a language-model guess.
Reminder set
Wednesday, 18 Jun · 4:00 PM
+3 daysin your workspace timezone (Asia/Singapore)
Relative or absolute, sloppy or precise — Via reads it the way you wrote it and pins it to an exact moment, in your team's timezone.
Every reminder lands on the team calendar
A reminder isn't just a one-off ping — it's mirrored onto the shared team calendar and shows up on the unified /calendar agenda, right beside events, tasks, and issues. One place to see everything coming up.
Reminder set
Friday · 3:00 PM · the retro
Set in Slack — and quietly written to the shared team calendar at the same time.
Friday · today
That agenda is the Team Calendar power — reminders, events, tasks, and issues, unified.
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