Scheduled reminders
Messages associated with the plan you choose when you enrol. They are separate from a conversation with the coach.
Free opt-in support, clear controls, and help when a message is missing.
Messages associated with the plan you choose when you enrol. They are separate from a conversation with the coach.
AI-generated educational responses when you message the coach. A reply does not by itself confirm that scheduled reminders are active.
The website currently offers SMS enrolment as a free service. Standard mobile network charges may apply when you send a text; check your mobile plan. Buying a supplement is not required.
The selected number of days is a message-plan setting, not medical approval to fast for that duration.
| You want to | What to do |
|---|---|
| End SMS messages | Reply STOP to a reply-capable sender, or use the opt-out instructions in the message. |
| Pause or resume reminders | Use PAUSE or RESUME on a reply-capable number. RESUME keeps the original dates and cannot undo a STOP opt-out. |
| Opt back in after STOP | Reply START or UNSTOP from the same phone. This can resume remaining eligible messages in an unexpired plan; read the confirmation. |
| Check the schedule | Reply STATUS or DAY to a reply-capable sender. |
| Get the available controls | Reply HELP. If the sender cannot accept replies, use the support email below. |
| Start a new plan after one has ended | Return to the enrolment form, choose the intended plan and give consent again. Do not assume that a conversation restarts a completed plan. |
START and RESUME do not extend the original dates, replay old messages, restart a finished plan or override a pause for a health concern. Read the confirmation. Scheduled messages observe quiet hours from 22:00 to 07:00 London time. If there are no future reminders or no confirmation arrives, contact support or enrol explicitly in a new plan when appropriate.
Call 999 for chest pain, severe breathlessness, collapse, a seizure or sudden confusion. For urgent concerns that are not emergencies, contact your clinician or NHS 111. Read our stopping and symptom guidance.