Keeps time
Reminders, routines and regular checks — even after the power was off.
bia has a calendar of its own. It reminds people, repeats chores, and can check on things for you on a schedule. If the computer was off when something was due, bia catches up as soon as it wakes.
What it means for you
Reminders for anyone
Remind you, your kids or your customers — on the channel they use, at the time you choose, once or every day, week or month.
Routines that run by themselves
Every morning: check the weather and tell the family if they need umbrellas. Every Friday: send the week’s sales summary.
Watchers
Check a website every hour and only speak up when something changes — a price drops, a ticket appears, an appointment slot opens.
Nothing slips through
If bia was switched off when a reminder was due, it delivers it as soon as it is back, instead of silently skipping it.
Ideas for using it
- Medication reminders for an older parent, by voice call.
- Watch for a concert, a cheaper flight or a back-in-stock item.
- Send weekly invoices or reports without anyone remembering to.
- Water the plants — well, remind someone to.
Good to know
Times follow the machine’s time zone; bia can set it for you. Watchers that read websites depend on those websites staying the same.
Works hand in hand with
Remembers and reflects
A diary that outlives the conversation — and quiet time to think it over.
Learn moreUses the computer like you do
Installs programs, fixes Wi-Fi, sorts files — and keeps chatting while it works.
Learn moreBrowses the web with its own logins
Its own Chrome with its own accounts — reads, clicks, fills forms, signs in.
Learn moreWake up a potato
All you need is a USB stick and a computer you are not using. Twenty minutes later, it is someone.