What is Coco used for?

Coco is a chat-based assistant on WhatsApp and Telegram that sets reminders, keeps lists and manages calendar events through plain messages. It is a good fit for managing a calendar from WhatsApp and setting medication or gym reminders by message.

No. Coco is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Productivity category, open-source options include Loop Habit Tracker, Tududi and LifeForge.

Coco: features, pricing and alternatives

About Coco

Coco is an AI assistant that lives inside WhatsApp and Telegram. Users message it in natural language to set reminders, keep lists and manage a calendar, so there is no separate app to open for everyday scheduling tasks.

The site shows examples such as recurring reminders, creating and moving calendar events, inviting attendees, setting a weekly series, cancelling a single instance, adding items to a grocery list and sending a reminder to a saved contact. It can also look up information, such as an event's start time, to time a reminder.

Coco is a proprietary hosted product. The homepage invites visitors to try it free and has a pricing section, though plan details are not confirmed here. It suits people who prefer managing their day by chatting with an assistant.

Key features

Reminders set through chat messages
Recurring reminders and schedules
Calendar events with attendee invites
Editing a single event in a series
Shared lists such as groceries
Reminders sent to saved contacts

Good fit for

→Managing a calendar from WhatsApp
→Setting medication or gym reminders by message

Tags: whatsapp; telegram; ai-assistant; reminders; calendar; chatbot; lists

Coco: questions and answers

What is Coco used for?: Coco is a chat-based assistant on WhatsApp and Telegram that sets reminders, keeps lists and manages calendar events through plain messages. It is a good fit for managing a calendar from WhatsApp and setting medication or gym reminders by message.
Is Coco free?: Yes. Coco has a free plan.
Is Coco open source?: No. Coco is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Productivity category, open-source options include Loop Habit Tracker, Tududi and LifeForge.
What are some alternatives to Coco?: Coco competes with Lindy.