AI agents that remind you to do things

What the claim actually covers

• Reminders you ask for
• Unprompted check-ins the agent decides to send

What these connect to

Named by the agents that state this capability. An agent that names none is not necessarily unconnected, it may simply not say.

What people have posted about these

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  Haz Hubble

  @hazhubble · 2026-09-14

  never open WhatsApp again manage it all from iMessage, with @pallyai

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  PallyFounder94 likes · 10k viewsRead it

  Every other listing that names WhatsApp reaches you inside it, through Meta's business messaging or as Meta itself. This runs the other way: WhatsApp is a connected account, like Gmail, and the thread you use is iMessage. It is the same idea as an agent that triages email, applied to the one messaging app most people cannot leave, and it says something about which thread a person treats as home. Reading this is what corrected Pally's channel row here, which had said WhatsApp for three days.

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  Wojciech Kulikowski

  linkedin.com · 2026-09-11

  Introducing Boski, the personal agent that understands your goals and works 24/7 to get things done for you. Compared to other agents, we are building Boski to be maximally proactive, focused on getting to know you and achieving your goals. You don’t have to connect your calendar, email, or give Boski any of your personal data. Just like your best friend doesn’t need to see your inbox, Boski executes on your goals without it. When you start using Boski, it will attempt to move you a step forward with your most ambitious goals every day. It will literally find you a girlfriend. We’ve been working together with Lukasz Glica Radek Baczynski Rammi Dgham and Wiktor Kluska for 3 months. We first launched Boski 2 months ago and we’ve been in private beta since then. Now, Boski is open to everyone. Boski in the future will be 100% free, but for now we are launching with an experimental pricing of $5/week. This will help us protect against spammers and onboard high quality people first as we scale compute. Please check it out! We are running user interviews with every single new user right now.

  BoskiFounder107 likesRead it

  Two things the listing could not say until this post. The price, which the site does not publish, and the reason for it, which is the same reason Instinct gives for not charging at all: compute. And the design choice stated as a principle rather than a gap: no connectors, on purpose, which puts it on the opposite side of the credential question from nearly everything else here.

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  Justin Quan

  @justoutquan · 2026-09-10

  The first-ever purchase made on Tomo came from a user in Hawaii who started using it because she'd always wanted to learn Japanese. Tomo spent $81 on a Japanese textbook for her. Next came $55 whey protein from a user working with Tomo to get in shape, then a $109 sunrise alarm clock from a user working with Tomo to sleep better. Consumers let their personal agent make purchases when they trust that it has their best interests in mind. Pushing people towards their personal ambitions is a great way to start building that trust among everyday people: purchasing items as aspirational as a textbook earns the right to purchase items as mundane as toilet paper. We’re partnering with Stripe so that tomosapiens can approve purchases directly through Link, further closing the gap between aspiration and action for real people.

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  TomoBuyingFounder155 likes · 34k viewsRead it

  Three amounts, three items and a reason for each, which is more specificity than any other product here has published about money it spent. The pattern is the finding: all three are aspirational purchases against a stated goal rather than replenishment, which is the argument the company makes for why people let it spend at all, and it is checkable against whatever the next batch looks like.

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  Jeff Weinstein

  @jeff_weinstein · 2026-09-10

  The 500,000 people using @tomo, an AI app for personal goals, can now buy across the internet with @link. ❤️‍🔥 I love these examples! => - A user bought a textbook to learn Japanese - A user bought whey protein to get in shape - A user bought a sunrise alarm clock to sleep better

  TomoThe company77 likes · 12k viewsRead it

  It is the first usage figure anybody has published for Tomo since its own 10,000 paying customers before leaving stealth, and it comes from the payment company rather than the product, which is a different kind of claim: Stripe has an interest in Link adoption looking large and no interest in inflating a customer's user count in public. Read together with Tomo's own post it also dates the moment a personal agent in this directory started moving real money, in amounts small enough to be believable and specific enough to check.

Everything people have got these agents to do · The argument in public

Other jobs people hand over

Most of these agents do several of these, so the same product turns up under more than one.