Routines, not todos
Write a routine once. Reminly generates the day's checklist from it automatically — you never re-create tomorrow's list by hand.
Routines · Reminders · Streaks
Reminly is an offline habit tracker for Android that isn't another todo list. You write a routine once — and every morning your daily checklist is already there, generated from it. Reminders, streaks, statistics and a focus timer, entirely offline. No account, no cloud, no internet.
Free · Android APK · Your data never leaves your phone.
Install the APK and start. There is no sign-up, no setup wizard, and nothing to configure.
Write a routine once. Reminly generates the day's checklist from it automatically — you never re-create tomorrow's list by hand.
Daily, weekdays, weekends, weekly, monthly, yearly, specific dates, or every N days. “Every 3 days” and “every month on the 15th” both just work.
Unlimited reminders per routine, plus daily and weekly nudges. They survive reboots and DST — an 8 AM reminder stays at 8 AM.
Current and longest streak, tracked across every routine. Days with nothing scheduled stay neutral — they don't break a streak you earned.
Completion rate, daily average, most completed and most missed routine, a 14-day heatmap, and charts over any range you pick.
Pomodoro or a custom block, optionally linked to a task. It computes elapsed time from the clock, so backgrounding the app never loses your session.
A month at a glance, each day marked completed, partial, missed or pending. Tap any date to see exactly what you did — or didn't.
Find any routine or any past task by title, tag, priority, date or completion status — and combine those filters however you like.
No account, no server, no telemetry, no permissions you'd rather not grant. Everything lives in a local database on your phone.
The recurrence engine is the whole product. Every rule below generates your checklist for you.
A checklist you actually finish, a calendar that remembers, numbers that add themselves up, and a timer for the hard parts.
Your day, already written. Tap the box, or swipe — right to complete, left to skip. The tick lands instantly; the database catches up behind it.
Today's ring, current and longest streak, what you completed and what you missed over the last 30 days, plus a two-week heatmap of every day's rate.
Every day carries a dot: completed, partial, missed, or still pending. Tap a date to see that day's checklist exactly as it was — completions included.
Pomodoro out of the box, or set your own block. Link a session to a task and the time is credited to it — focus minutes show up on your dashboard the same day.
Every routine can carry as many reminders as it needs, and they're scheduled on the device itself. Complete or snooze straight from the notification — the app doesn't even need to be open.
Version 1.8.0 · free, no account, installed straight from the APK.
Works on every Android phone. If you're unsure, take this one.
Download APK Android 8.0 (Oreo) and newer · ~61 MBOr pick a smaller build for your device's architecture:
Reminly isn't on the Play Store, so Android will ask for permission the first time. Open the downloaded file, and when prompted tap Settings → allow Install unknown apps for your browser → Install. You only do this once.
Reminly has no backend to talk to. Your routines, your history and your streaks live in a local database, and the only way data leaves your device is when you export a backup file and choose where to send it.
The things people ask before installing.
Yes — completely. No ads, no subscription, no in-app purchases, and no paid tier holding features back.
No. Reminly works entirely offline. There's no account, no server and no cloud sync — your routines and history live in a local database on your phone, and reminders are scheduled by the device itself.
A to-do list stores individual tasks that you add one by one. Reminly stores routines: you define one once with a recurrence rule, and your checklist is generated automatically every day from it.
Download it and open the file. Android asks permission to install unknown apps from your browser the first time — allow it, then tap Install. You only do this once.
Android 8.0 (Oreo) or newer. Take the universal APK if you're unsure, or a smaller arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a or x86_64 build if you know your device.
Yes. Settings → Export creates a backup file with your routines, completion history and settings. Import it on the new device and everything comes back, streaks included.
The app is free and offline by design. But if your team runs on recurring checklists — shift handovers, compliance rounds, safety inspections, patient routines — Asyncript builds that version for you: shared routines, reporting, and the integrations you already depend on.