Tomo for Remote Workers

The remote work productivity trap

Remote work replaced the commute with something worse: a morning ritual of opening eight tabs, scrolling through Slack to catch up, checking the calendar, checking email, checking the project tracker — before doing a single piece of real work.

Tomo is an antidote to the morning context-rebuild. One message. Everything you need to know. Then you close your phone and start working.

Timezone-aware, async-friendly

Remote teams are spread across timezones. Tomo handles this the way a good assistant does — you tell it your timezone once, and every reminder, briefing, and calendar event respects it. “Remind me 30 minutes before the team standup” fires at the right time wherever you are.

Tomo also remembers the context that makes async collaboration smoother:

• “Remember: the design team is in CET — schedule calls before 4pm my time.”
• “Remind me to send the weekly update every Friday before 3pm.”
• “Add a daily reminder at 9am to check in on the shared doc.”

A morning briefing that replaces the scroll

The morning Slack scroll is a symptom of not knowing what the day looks like before it starts. Tomo's briefing fixes this at the source:

• Your calls for the day, in order
• Deadlines or follow-ups that are due
• Anything you set a reminder for — async updates, time-sensitive messages, end-of-day wrap-ups

You read it in thirty seconds. You know your day. You open Slack only when you need to, not to figure out what you're supposed to be doing.

Built for the chat-native work style

Remote workers live in chat. Tomo lives there too — in Telegram, which is already open on your desktop or phone. Adding a reminder doesn't require switching to a different app. Checking your schedule is one message. The friction of a second tool simply doesn't exist.

Start your 7-day free trial. See also: how the morning briefing works and Tomo vs Google Assistant if you're already using another assistant.