You don't ask the AI. It reminds you first
Passport, residence-permit and health-check expiries, delivered weekly. 58-second demo.
The problem: deadlines live in the system, and someone has to go look
Every worker an agency manages carries several clocks: passport validity, residence-permit validity, recurring health checks. The dates sit in the agency's own system, but the system never speaks up. Someone has to remember to sit at the office desktop every week and pull each category by hand. Missing one means fines, suspended recruitment, and a hard conversation with the employer.
Every Monday, the list arrives on its own
With Nario the order flips: every Monday at 09:00 the list lands in your LINE group. Passports, residence permits and health checks in one digest, color-coded, with anything already overdue at the top. No login, no query. Open the group and it is there.
See a name, set a reminder in one sentence
Reply "remind me 30 days before this one expires" and it is set. If the timing is ambiguous, the AI asks which day and time instead of guessing. You can also set recurring group reminders, like a Friday-afternoon check of next week's cases. Every confirmation echoes the timezone so there is no ambiguity.
All reminders in one place, pausable, deletable
Say "show my reminders" and every reminder appears as a card: what, how often, next run. Pause, resume or delete with one tap. Reminders stay a tool, not accumulating noise.