Nudges That Arrive Before the Timesheet Is Late
Up to two reminders a day, on the weekdays you choose, in your own timezone — delivered through Telegram or Google Chat.
Chasing timesheets is the least popular job in any agency. Stintt takes it over: a short nudge in the chat app someone already has open, at a time they picked, on the days that matter. Reply to the nudge and the time is logged in the same conversation.
- 1Pick your timesChoose up to two slots a day and the weekdays they should fire on.
- 2Choose a channelTelegram or Google Chat — whichever you already read.
- 3Reply to logThe reminder is a two-way conversation. Answer it and the entry is created; ignore it and nothing else happens.
Reminders, in the concrete.
- Up to two reminders per day, on the hour or half hour
- Choose which weekdays — no weekend pings by default
- Sent in the recipient's own timezone, not the workspace owner's
- Delivered via Telegram or Google Chat, where a reply logs the time
- Turn them off yourself at any time with /stop
3 steps, start to finish
No timer to start, no form to remember.
Pick your times
Choose up to two slots a day and the weekdays they should fire on.
Choose a channel
Telegram or Google Chat — whichever you already read.
Reply to log
The reminder is a two-way conversation. Answer it and the entry is created; ignore it and nothing else happens.
The things people ask before signing up
Two a day is the ceiling, weekdays are configurable, and anyone can stop their own reminders with /stop.
The recipient's. A 5pm reminder is 5pm where that person is.
Chat delivery is what ships today. Scheduled email reports are separate and cover the summary case.
