Request one retest reminder

free · you send the email · reminders sent: 0

Fixed something and want to be nudged to re-check it? Send one email naming the endpoint and the date. You get one reminder, on the date you name, then we delete your address.

How to ask

Email support@10x402.com — the link opens a message with the subject Retest reminder: <endpoint> already filled in and a two-line body:

Endpoint URL:
Date you want the reminder (YYYY-MM-DD):

Sent from my own inbox, as a request for one reminder on that date.

Replace <endpoint> in the subject with the host you want re-checked, fill in the two lines, send it from whichever inbox you want the reminder to arrive in. Nothing on this page collects anything: the address reaches us because you typed it into your own mail client and pressed send.

What happens next

1. A person replies to acknowledge the request and confirm the date.
2. On that date, one reminder is sent by hand. That is the last message you get.
3. Your address is then removed from the reminder ledger.

Reply cancel at any point and the entry is removed immediately — no confirmation loop, no "are you sure", no last email.

What this never does

Six rules, stated here rather than kept as an internal policy, because the person deciding whether to send an address is the one who should be able to read them first:

• A payment, a tool install or a click on this link is not consent. Only an email you actually sent is a request.
• There is no form here and no POST: we never take an address out of an agent's context or out of a request body.
• Contact details never go into payment metadata, on-chain, into an analytics event, or onto any page this service serves.
• One requested reminder is one reminder. It never becomes a newsletter, a drip sequence or any other recurring mail.
• Holding your email address proves nothing about a wallet and entitles nobody to a private report.
• Nothing you have already bought is ever gated on signing up for this.

The second rule is a property of the page and not a promise about our intentions: this path is a document. It answers GET and HEAD; every other verb, including POST, is a 405. There is nothing here to submit to.

The record we keep

One private file, maintained by hand, outside this repository and outside this service's stores: the endpoint, the date you asked for, whether the reminder was sent, whether you cancelled, and whether the address has been removed. Nothing about a reminder is written into the database this Worker reads, because an address sitting in a store the request path can reach is an address that ends up in an alert or a log the first time someone is in a hurry.

Who this is for

Anyone, whether or not they have bought anything. It exists because the purchase-path audit includes a retest within seven days and somebody has to remember when that is — but a free grade from GET /check is just as good a reason to ask for a nudge. If what you actually want is continuous checking rather than one reminder, that is a different thing and it is not sold here yet.

Reminders sent: 0. Maintained by hand, like the audit count, and it will keep saying zero until it is not zero.