Stay ahead of expensive deadlines

Keep forgotten tasks from becoming expensive.

Track renewals, cancellations, returns, and the life admin you keep meaning to handle. Get emails before and on the due date, then daily or weekly follow-ups until you mark it done.

See how it works

Set the date once. Keep the next step in your inbox.

Delivered by email, so you can stay in the loop without checking another app every day.

Reminder

Call your internet provider before the promotional price ends

Due date

July 4, 2028

7 days before
Time to act
On the due date
Reminder sent
1 week later
Still pending? Follow up
Every week after
Until you mark it done
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Due in 7 days: Call your internet provider before the promotional price ends

Your promotional price ends July 4, 2028. Choose your next step now, and mark it done when handled.

The cost of forgetting

You only have to miss it once.

The trial becomes a paid subscription. The return window closes. The promotional price ends. Small tasks can have an expensive deadline.

Put off the next step

Lose track of the deadline

The deadline gets expensive

The difference

Give important tasks a follow-through plan.

A reminder is useful when it reaches you in time to act. Follow-ups keep the next step visible when you put it off.

Relying on one alert

  • Set an important deadline
  • Receive one alert
  • Put off the next step
  • No follow-up scheduled
  • The task is easy to lose track of

With Tell Me Later

  • Choose alerts before the deadline
  • Get an email on the due date
  • Still pending? Get followed up
  • Daily or weekly until done
  • Follow-ups stop when completed

Early notice. Persistent follow-through. A clear way to mark it done.

How it works

Set it once. We keep following up.

Get alerts before and on the due date, then daily or weekly afterward until you mark the task complete.

Step 1 of 4

Add the thing

Write down the renewal, cancellation, return, or follow-up you cannot afford to let slip.

Share or delegate

Keep it private—or bring in the right person.

Share a reminder when everyone should stay in the loop, or delegate it when one person should own the next step.

Shared

Everyone you select can manage the reminder, and you all receive its scheduled emails.

Delegated

One person receives the scheduled emails and owns the follow-through. You keep access and control.

Every reminder stays private unless you choose otherwise.

Pricing

$5 a month to keep expensive tasks from slipping.

A forgotten renewal, missed discount, or closed return window can cost far more than the system that helps you catch it.

Tell Me Later

For important tasks that need follow-through, not another one-time alert.

$5

per month

  • Unlimited reminders
  • Multiple alerts before the due date
  • Daily or weekly follow-ups after the due date
  • Follow-ups stop when you mark the task done

Sharing and delegation are included. Every person involved needs an active Tell Me Later plan.

FAQ

Practical answers before you trust us with a deadline.

The important questions about follow-ups, delivery, billing, and your data.

Why can’t I just use my calendar?
A calendar can remind you of a date. Tell Me Later gives the task its own email follow-up schedule: before and on the due date, then daily or weekly afterward until you mark it done. It is useful for things you keep putting off, especially renewals, cancellations, and returns.
Where do reminders arrive?
Reminders arrive by email. You choose the timing and manage your tasks in the web app, which you can also add to your phone’s home screen.
Can I get reminders before the deadline?
Yes. Choose alerts before and on the due date, then daily or weekly follow-ups afterward. For a return or cancellation that takes time, set the task’s due date to when you need to act.
Can reminders repeat?
Yes. Choose a repeat interval in days, weeks, or months. For an annual reminder, choose every 12 months. Marking an occurrence done advances it to the next date, so you do not need to create the task again.
Will Tell Me Later handle a cancellation or return for me?
You carry out the task. Tell Me Later helps you remember the next step with scheduled emails and follow-ups, and you mark it done when it is handled.
How do shared and delegated reminders work?
Reminders are private by default. Share one with selected people when everyone should be able to manage it and receive scheduled emails. Delegate one when a single person should receive those emails and own the next step; you still keep access and control.
Can I cancel?
Yes. You can manage or cancel your subscription at any time through the Stripe billing portal in your account.
What happens to my data?
Reminders are private by default. If you choose to share or delegate one, only the people you select can access it. We use reminder information to provide scheduled emails and do not sell or share it for advertising.
What is Blue Potato?
Blue Potato is the company behind Tell Me Later.

Give your next deadline a follow-through plan.

Add the renewal, cancellation, return, or follow-up you keep meaning to handle. Choose your email schedule and mark it done when handled.

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