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Setup Custom Reminders and Notifications
Setup Custom Reminders and Notifications

Setting up reminders to remember to track a meal, or be reminded when it's time to eat!

Esther Mehesz avatar
Written by Esther Mehesz
Updated over a week ago

Set up custom reminders with your own motivational wording to allow yourself to remember to journal. There are two different kinds of reminders that you can set up within Ate.

X-Time After Meal Reminder

These reminders can be set up at certain times after a meal, including questions like, "How was it?" or "Is it time to eat again?".

Specific Time Reminder

In addition to this, reminders can be set up at a specific time of the day. For example, "It's time for breakfast!" or "My eating window is closing for today" if you are experimenting with intermittent fasting.

These can be enabled by tapping on the reminder button in the top Navigation bar or in Settings.

These reminders will work in the same way as notifications do, by asking you to enable notifications for the app. No need to worry about push notifications from Ate, the notifications received are the ones that you set up for yourself.

Be more mindful by…

Adding Ate to your phone’s home screen.

Moving the Ate app icon to the home screen can be helpful for the first week or so as it will be a constant reminder to use it.

Setting Custom Reminders

Setting reminders can be a great first start as you will start receiving them based on what you have set.

If you accidentally set too many reminders in the beginning, it’s ok. If it starts to become annoying, you can always go back in and adjust them to what you prefer.

It's important to be patient in understanding the food timing and getting the messages lined up, but when you have this down, these reminders will be extremely useful.

Be more mindful by…

Changing the text around in your reminders often and have fun with it.

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