Agents that remind you
Fourteen agents in this directory send reminders. It sounds trivial and it is not, because a reminder is the simplest possible version of the agent reaching out to you first, and that turns out to be the thing people are willing to pay for.
14 agents that state this
| Agent | Channels | How you start | Pricing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Caddy | Text a number | Unknown | |
| Catch | Create an account | $99/month | |
| HomerText it, opens with Hey Homer | Text a number | Free tier; Pro $9.99/month; Business $29.99/month | |
| iChatWithGPT | Tap one link | Free to try; Pro for unlimited messaging, price not published | |
| KachiBeta | Tap one link | Free while in early access, per its own site | |
| Lucas | Unknown | Unknown | |
| Martin | Unknown | $35/month limited proactive actions, $49/month unlimited | |
| Notis | Unknown | Unknown | |
| OrchidText it | Unknown | Unknown | |
| Pally | Unknown | Free tier; Pro $25/month; Max $100/month | |
| PokeAcquired | Create an account | Free tier; Pro $19/month; Ultra $199/month | |
| ShuffleText it, opens with hey shuffle, im new here... what can u actually do? | Add a number to a group | Unknown | |
| SidekicksText it, opens with Hello 👋 | Add a number to a group | $14.99/month for unlimited | |
| Tomo | Text a number | Unknown |
Recorded only where the product’s own public pages state it. An agent missing here may still do this and simply not say so.
What the claim actually covers
Two products in this directory independently arrived at charging for proactivity rather than capacity. One gates unlimited proactive actions at $49 a month against limited at $35. Another gives the conversation away free and charges for the unprompted check-in. When two teams reach the same unusual pricing axis separately, it is worth taking seriously.
The design question underneath is restraint. An agent that reminds you of everything is noise, and an agent in your Messages thread is competing with your friends for attention. The products that handle this well decide what is worth interrupting you for, which is a judgement problem rather than a scheduling one.