Type “rent every month” or “call Sam tomorrow 9am” and it lands with the date, the time and the repeat already set. Steps inside a task, a reminder on the minute, and nothing to sign into.



Nothing leaves the phone. The permission list is exactly what a reminder needs — the notification, the exact alarm to fire it, the boot broadcast to set it again, a buzz — and not a byte more. No internet permission, so your tasks cannot go anywhere.
This is the whole list. Android prints the same thing under Settings › Apps › Permissions once the app is on your phone, and it was not written by us — check one against the other.
| Notifications | To show a reminder when its time comes |
|---|---|
| Exact alarms | So a reminder lands on the minute you set, not whenever Android gets round to it |
| Run after restart | To set the reminders again when the phone reboots |
| Vibrate | The buzz with a reminder |
Android 8.0 and up. Bought once, yours to keep: no account to make, no subscription, and no upgrade screen inside the app — the licence you buy unlocks it and every version after it.