Free · Daily planner & habit tracker · works offline
Daily Planner & Habit Tracker puts your tasks, habits and reminders on one timeline, with a live line that shows where you are in the day. Plan your first day in a minute, get a nudge before each task, and build streaks that last. No account, and your tasks and habits stay on your phone.
Works offline
No account, no sign-up
Stays on your phone
Tasks and habits are stored locally
Reminders that ring
Local, at the exact minute
Wake-up to bedtime
One timeline for the whole day
Three steps
A short guided plan sets up your day, your first task and your reminders. After that it is one tap to add anything else.
See what it can doPick your wake-up time and bedtime. The morning briefing arrives at wake-up, and the evening review 30 minutes before bed.
Type one or pick a suggestion, choose when and for how long, and give it a colour and an icon. Allow notifications and pick a light or dark look.
Tick tasks off as you go and tap a habit to log it. Finish everything and the day ends with a small celebration.
What it does
Everything you plan sits on one timeline for the day, and the reminders follow what is on it.
Your day runs from Wake up to Bedtime, with every task in its slot and a live “now” line showing what is running and how long is left — or that you are free until the next thing. The Up next card and the progress bar keep score.
Give a task a start time, a length, a colour and an icon; repeat it daily, on weekdays or weekly; add subtasks and notes. Running late? Start it now, push it 30 minutes, move it to tomorrow or mark it done. Search finds any task or note, past or future.
Set a goal from once to 50 times a day, and repeat it every day, on chosen weekdays or once a month. Each tap logs one; a flame counts the streak, and streaks count only the days a habit is due.
A nudge before each task, a morning briefing at wake-up and an evening review before bed. Habit reminders can ring once or every 30 minutes to 6 hours. Pick from six tones, and turn on “Repeat until I respond” so a missed reminder rings again.
Your completion rate day by day, tasks done out of those planned, focus time in finished tasks, your best day, your longest streak, and how each habit is going.
No account and no cloud copy: your tasks and habits stay on the phone. Copy a backup, save it as a file, and restore it on a new phone. Light, dark or follow the system, 12- or 24-hour time, and a week that starts on Monday or Sunday.
Straight about reminders
A reminder you swipe away and forget is no reminder at all. Turn on “Repeat until I respond” and a task or habit reminder rings again every 5, 10 or 15 minutes — up to six times — until you open it, snooze it or mark it done.
Reminders are scheduled on your phone. No server sends them.
FAQs
What people ask before they plan their day in a new app.
No. There is no sign-up, and planning, habits and reminders all work offline. When there is a connection the app fetches its remote settings, loads ads and sends usage counts and crash reports to Google, as described in the privacy policy.
Only on your phone. Nothing you plan is uploaded, so there is no cloud copy — use Settings → Share backup file to keep one yourself.
On the old phone, Settings → Share backup file and save the file somewhere you can reach from the new one. On the new phone, Settings → Restore from backup and pick that file. It replaces whatever is on the new phone.
Check that notifications are allowed for the app. On Android 12 and later, also allow “Alarms & reminders” — the Reminders tab shows a Precise reminders card that opens the setting — and exclude the app from battery saving if your phone is aggressive about it.
In Reminders → Defaults, choose 5, 10 or 15 minutes. A task or habit reminder then rings again at that interval, up to six times, until you open it, snooze it, mark it done or finish the item.
A day counts when you reach the habit’s goal. Streaks only count the days a habit is due, so a gym habit set for Monday, Wednesday and Friday keeps its streak over the weekend.
They keep the app free. You see one short ad after every few new tasks you add — never while you set up your day, never while a task is running, and never inside your schedule.
Yes. There is no subscription and no account.
A feature you want, a reminder that did not ring, or something that did not work — it goes to the person who builds the app.
Prefer email? dailyplanner@makekk.com reaches the same person. What you send is kept only to reply — see the website privacy policy.
Free. No account, works offline, and your tasks and habits stay on your phone.
No account required