One reminder. One reply

Send a reminder to someone else, and know they did it

They will receive a confirmation request after you sign up.

Free, nothing to install for you or for whoever gets it

Steadbell sends your reminders on time, to you or to the people who matter, and tells you whether they were followed through.

A reminder that answers back

Screenshot of a Steadbell WhatsApp message with three response buttons
A seated character sets a reminder, connected by a bell to a standing character who receives it on their phone.

This is what the person gets. They tap, you know.

Without Steadbell

You dismiss the alarm. You forget anyway.

With Steadbell

Someone knows if you didn't do it.

What Steadbell solves

You never know if it got done

A "done" button lives right in the message

A smiling character looks at a tracking board on the wall, where three out of four boxes are already checked.

The same reminder becomes invisible over time

The wording changes with every send

A worried character sitting at a desk, facing a stack of identical papers too tall to read.

Some reminders are nobody's business but yours

The message never says what it's about

Belo holds an envelope in a living room full of people, illustrating a reminder sent to multiple recipients.

Where the reminder arrives

EmailAvailable
SMSLater

One reminder, whatever the channel. The person replies with one tap, without installing anything.

Tell me when SMS is ready

Real examples

Steadbell is for everything you forget one time too many.

A leather padlock resting on a folded bath towel next to a wooden hourglass half run through.

Cancel before it renews

Subscriptions renew on their own if nobody remembers

A blue-and-white ceramic pet bowl on a wooden floor next to a brass key ring.

The neighbour's cat

You promised you'd go, better if someone knows you did

Two wheeled bins, one green and one brown, standing in front of an open front door with autumn leaves scattered on the ground.

Bin night

In a shared flat, everyone thinks it was someone else's turn

A rolled-up green yoga mat leaning in a corner, with a jump rope lying on the floor in front of it.

The exercises you never do

Anything without a set time ends up waiting forever

A half-wrapped kraft-paper gift box with a teal ribbon, scissors, and a spiral desk calendar in the background.

The gift ordered too late

Steadbell can warn you a week ahead, not on the day

You already forgot something this week.

What forgetting actually costs

A subscription you forget to cancel is months paid for nothing

A missed appointment can mean months waiting for the next one

A forgotten promise is someone who counted on you for nothing

Steadbell is free. Not using it costs you more.

Emmanuel, founder of Steadbell

Emmanuel, founder of Steadbell

My partner and I kept forgetting the same things. Never anything dramatic, just the ones with a date that neither of us had really claimed. Each of us assumed the other had handled it.

What wore us out was not the task. It was the checking.

So we built what was missing: the reminder goes to whoever needs it, they confirm in one tap, and if nobody does, you are told. We still use it every week.

If something is missing or does not work, write to me directly.

Write to Emmanuel

Pricing

Essential (free)

€0

  • Your reminders go out on time
  • You see what got done
  • The message stays discreet
Create my first reminder

3 active reminders, 3 recipients

Serenity (€7.99 per month)

Recommended

€7.99/month

  • 20 active reminders, 20 recipients
  • Automatic follow-up
  • Missed reminder notifications
  • Varied message wording
  • Your own word, instead of a text

Without follow-up, nobody will know you didn't do it.

Frequently asked questions

Does the person receiving it need to create an account?

No. They get the message and confirm with one tap, no install and no account needed.

Does the message say what it's about?

Only if you want it to. You choose the discretion level, from a detailed reminder to a fully neutral message.

What happens if no one confirms?

With the Serenity plan, Steadbell follows up automatically and then lets you know. On the free Essential plan, the reminder simply stays marked as unconfirmed.

Can I stop receiving someone's reminders?

Yes, any time. Every message includes an unsubscribe link that removes you from that reminder instantly.

How much does it cost?

The Essential plan is free with 3 active reminders and 3 recipients. Serenity is €7.99 a month for 20 reminders and more features.