Sendible is a web service using which you can set Email and SMS Reminders so never miss birthdays and important occasions of your family members and business contacts. Want to send an email to your friend after 2 days at 5pm? No problem, just enter the To address, date and time and Sendible will deliver your email at that time, in the future.

With Sendible (after signing up), you can:

  • Send a once-off or recurring (daily/weekly/monthly/annually) Emails
  • Send a one time or recurring unlimited number of free SMS messages to any number in the world. The character limit of each message is 125. The received message will have a line ‘Sent by Sendible.com’ or an ad at the bottom. So you might want to add your name in your message so the recipient knows who sent it to him/her. To send a SMS to a phone in India, prefix the number with 91. 

    Sendible is also working on making replies to your SMS appear in your account. That will make it a nice two-way web-to-mobile and mobile-to-web communication medium.

  • Send a once-off or recurring messages to your contacts in these social networks: Facebook, Myspace, Friendster, Hi5 and Orkut.
  • Sendible also supports posting to Twitter, but at the moment they are not offering recurring auto posting.

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Sendible is going to soon implement event management as well.

You will be able to invite people to an event by email, SMS or social network messages and they’ll be able to RSVP without having to be registered.
Also, those people that are attending the event will be sent reminders closer to the time, and those people that haven’t RSVP’d will be sent reminders to RSVP.

Currently it’s possible to misuse Sendible to send anonymous SMSes. Hopefully they will soon implement a way around this. But otherwise it’s a very useful service. If you haven’t already, you might also want to check out how to set free reminders (incl. SMS) in Google Calendar.

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