Schedule messages, send missed-call auto-replies, and forward texts automatically from a single interface, all within the Android messaging flow. Messages - Schedule SMS Chat, from Settings Infotech, replaces the default SMS app and adds automation tools. It offers message scheduling, broadcast SMS, spam blocking, and backup and restore. The app fits Android users who need timed reminders, business follow-ups, or archived conversations without switching between utilities.

What the app does for everyday messaging

Messages keeps a conversation-based SMS and MMS interface while adding scheduled sends and broadcast messages, so you compose normally then pick a send date or select multiple recipients for a single dispatch. The app also offers message archiving and search, which stores threads for later retrieval, and a private box that separates selected threads from the main inbox.

How private and automated replies are handled

The app includes a Missed Call Auto Reply feature that sends configurable SMS responses when a call is missed, and Message Auto Forwarding rules that redirect incoming texts to another number. Privacy and organisation features are present: spam filtering and a private box isolate unwanted or sensitive conversations, and the backup and restore function preserves message history for device migration.

Managing notifications, setup, and device reach

Setup follows Android norms and keeps familiar conversation lists, reducing onboarding friction. Notification controls are not detailed in the source, but the app supports scheduling and automated actions tied to message timing and call events, which reduces manual responses on the device. The software is available for Android devices; compatibility specifics vary by device and are listed on the Play Store.

Who should use Messages and what to expect

Messages serves users who need automated SMS workflows on Android, such as timed reminders or automatic follow-ups, by combining scheduling, auto-reply, and forwarding in one app. A limitation to consider is that it targets SMS/MMS on Android only, so users needing cross-platform messaging beyond device SMS should look elsewhere. For Android-first messaging automation, Messages is an appropriate choice.