Reminders by text

Hand it to Zita.Get it off your mind.

Text Zita what you need to remember. She’ll hold onto it and text you when it’s time.

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First active week free No card required

See how it works
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Zita
Text Message
Today 9:00 AM

remind me to move the laundry in 20 min

Of course — I’ll remind you in 20 minutes.

Today 9:20 AM

Laundry’s ready.

Text Message
You can forget it now.
No app to keep open Nothing to organize Idle weeks cost $0

A small handoff. A quieter mind.

  1. 1

    Text the thought

    Use normal words. Just text what you need to remember.

  2. 2

    Zita holds it

    She keeps it safe and texts you when it’s time.

  3. 3

    Get on with your day

    You can let go of it until the reminder arrives.

Use normal words

If you can text it, Zita can hold it.

laundry in 20m

cancel trial Friday

leave for school at 7:30

call Dad Sunday

Pricing

Pay only when you use it.

First active weekFree

Later active weeks$3.99

Weeks you do not use Zita$0

No card for the free week. Text STOP anytime.

Privacy

Your reminder is not ad inventory.

Zita uses the reminder to send the reminder. We do not sell reminder content or build advertising profiles from it.

Read the privacy policy

FAQ

A few short answers.

What is Zita?

Zita is a simple reminder service by text. You text what you need to remember, like "laundry in 20m" or "cancel trial Friday," and Zita texts it back when it is time.

Why not just use Apple Reminders?

Use reminder apps when you want a system. Use Zita when you need to hand off a thought and return to your life.

What does Zita cost?

The first active week is free with no card. After that, it is $3.99 per active week only on weeks you use it. Inactive weeks do not charge.

Can I trust Zita?

Zita treats reminder text as something to deliver, not as ad inventory. We use it to provide, secure, support, bill for, and comply with the service. We do not sell reminder content or use it to build ad profiles.

One less thing to carry

Hand off one thought.

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