Mention ReminderEvery day someone on your team reads a request, gets pulled into something else - and the thread disappears in the scroll. Mention Reminder runs quietly in the background of your Discord and Slack: it watches the @mentions nobody answered and reminds the right person. No extra app, no new habits - set it up once and stop losing threads.
Free ยท no card ยท no extra app
Alex ยท @John can you handle the graphics for Friday? ๐
1 cleared itself when you replied โ
Nothing about the way people write changes. The only thing that changes is whether anyone still remembers the thread.
Alex: "@John can you handle the graphics for Friday?"
John reads it mid-call and goes back to the call
The thread is 40 messages further up. Silence.
"Sorry, it slipped past me" - and a week is gone
โ 2-3 days of slippage on the project
Alex: "@John can you handle the graphics for Friday?"
John reads it mid-call - Mention Reminder adds a ๐
One private reminder, to John only
John replies - the reminder clears itself
โ Closed the same day
On the team's side the difference is zero: nobody installs, signs up for, or clicks anything.
Most "better communication" tools only work while the team remembers to use them. Mention Reminder is the opposite: you switch it on once, and from then on it works by itself - right where your team already talks.
Install it, pick the channels and the reminder rhythm - a few minutes in the panel. After that there is nothing to operate: no backlog to review, no weekly tidy-up.
We add no new tab, no new login, no notifications from somewhere else. It all happens in the Discord and Slack your team has used since day one.
No one signs up, tags messages, or copies decisions into a second tool. People write exactly as they did before - Mention Reminder reads what they were writing anyway.
It watches the @mentions nobody answered. No tasks, due dates, statuses or boards - so there is nothing to fall behind on and nothing to learn.
A reply, an "ok" or a ๐ closes the topic automatically. Reminders never pile up and nobody has to clear them by hand to keep them meaningful.
A reminder goes privately to the one person who was called out. All that stays in the channel is a discreet ๐ - no public nagging in front of everyone.
Shorter reply times and threads that no longer die between Thursday and Monday - without a single extra status meeting and without chasing people to check whether they saw it.
A few words from people who use Mention Reminder every day - in our own team and in the companies we work with.
The first week I kept waiting for the moment I would have to do something with it. That moment never came. It just quietly reminds me about the two threads I dropped, and closes them the second I reply.
We used to have a standing joke about the "@dev anyone?" messages nobody ever answered. It stopped being funny when a client noticed. Two weeks in, that whole category of message is gone.
What sold me was that nobody had to be told about it. I installed it on Monday, said nothing, and by Thursday people were replying faster. No training, no "please remember to tag it" post.
I was worried it would be another bot spamming the channel. It is the opposite - the only thing anyone else sees is a small ๐. My own reminders are in a thread nobody else can open.
We run two Slack workspaces with clients and one Discord internally. One list of reminders for all three is the part I did not expect and now could not go back from.
"Sorry, it slipped past me" was basically our team's catchphrase. I have not heard it in a month. That is the whole review.
Real people, real threads - quoted with their permission.
$0
For small teams trying Mention Reminder
$3$2.50/ user / mo excl. VAT
For growing teams
Custom
For orgs with compliance needs
Nice words are easy. Here's exactly how Mention Reminder treats your data, permissions, and your team's privacy.
The bot doesn't need admin. It reads the channels you point it at, manages the thread that holds your reminders, and adds reactions - that's it. Your server and workspace stay under your control.
Your reminders live in a private thread (Discord) or a DM from the bot (Slack) - nobody on the team sees them. The only public trace is a discreet ๐ on the message.
We mostly store mention metadata, not your chat archive. Access, deletion, and export rights are one email away - no hidden catches.
Enterprise runs on your own infrastructure with local LLMs - message content never leaves your company.
Trying Mention Reminder early? Your feedback genuinely shapes the product. Talk to the makers โ
Mention Reminder works on Discord and Slack today. Teams is next - join the waitlist and we'll notify you at launch. Your account and pricing carry over; no double billing.
Mention Reminder runs in the background of your Discord and Slack. When someone @mentions you and you don't reply, it adds a discreet ๐ reaction and reminds you about it on a rhythm you choose. When you reply, react, or acknowledge, the reminder clears itself. That's all it does: it plans nothing, assigns nothing to anyone, and asks for no extra work.
No. Mention Reminder creates no tasks, assigns nothing to anyone, and has no due dates, statuses, or board to keep up to date. It does one thing: it watches the messages nobody answered and reminds the person who was called out. All of it happens inside Discord or Slack - there is no second tool to copy things into.
No. One person installs it - a server or workspace admin. Everyone else does nothing: they keep writing where they always did, and reminders reach them in the same chat app. No extra app, no logging in, no training.
About two minutes, once: on Discord, add the bot to your server and grant the minimal permissions; on Slack, install the app - no command to run. You tune the settings (reminder hours, who the bot watches) one time in the web panel, and then you can forget about it.
No. On Discord, Mention Reminder needs a minimal set: read messages in channels it monitors, manage threads (where your private reminders live), and add reactions. On Slack, the app requests only standard, minimal scopes. Your server and workspace stay under your company's control.
A direct reply to the message, a short "ok" / "done" in the thread, an emoji reaction (๐ โ ), or a longer on-topic message in the channel - Mention Reminder recognizes these and the reminder clears itself. There is nothing to close or tick off by hand.
No. On Discord they live in a private thread only you can access; on Slack they arrive as a DM from the bot. The only public sign is a small ๐ reaction on the original message - so others know Mention Reminder is tracking it, not what it is reminding you about.
Mostly message metadata: channel, message ID, who was mentioned, timestamps, and your settings. We don't need to archive your entire chat history. AI features on the Team plan may briefly process message excerpts to classify @everyone / @role mentions. Details are in our Privacy Policy.
At the hours you pick - for example 09:00 and 17:00 - in your own timezone, and you can skip weekends. The hours you don't pick are quiet, so there is no separate quiet-hours setting to get wrong. Everyone chooses their own once; managers don't have to negotiate "when is it OK to ping". Starter delivers one reminder a day (the last hour you pick); Team delivers every hour you pick.
On the Team plan, an AI classifier decides whether a mass mention actually needs a personal response, and lets only those through. You can also disable @everyone / @role tracking entirely in settings. On the free Starter plan, only direct @user mentions are tracked.
One server, up to 10 people, reminders on your own rhythm, and full auto-clearing once you reply. No AI mention filtering and no linking multiple servers. Enough to try Mention Reminder with a small team before upgrading.
Team adds AI filtering for @everyone / @role, smarter detection of longer replies, unlimited people, and multi-server linking into one set of reminders. Priced per person on the server each month.
Yes, on the Team plan. Mentions from every linked Discord server land in one place, each item tagged with its source; linked Slack workspaces work the same way and recognize a person by their e-mail address. Someone who uses both platforms gets a single set of reminders once an admin links their two accounts in the panel - Discord gives bots no e-mail, so that one match is manual. Data between companies (workspaces) is fully isolated.
Mention Reminder monitors channels you configure (or all channels, depending on setup). On Slack, the bot only sees channels it has been invited to. DMs between users are not scanned; only channels the bot can read.
Kick the bot from your server or workspace - reminders stop immediately. For paid plans, cancel in the billing dashboard before the next renewal; you won't be charged again. Your configuration data is deleted within a reasonable period after closure.
Slack is already live - available on every plan, alongside Discord. Teams is in active development: use the waitlist form above and your account and pricing will carry over at launch, so you won't pay twice.
We process data under GDPR for EU customers; you can exercise access, deletion, and portability rights via privacy@mentionreminder.com. Enterprise includes self-hosting and local LLMs so message content never leaves your infrastructure.
Add Mention Reminder to Discord or Slack - two minutes, once. After that it runs in the background and nobody on the team has to do anything else. Starter is free, no card.
Free ยท no card ยท no extra app