Operarius shows not just what you have to do, but when, and how much free time is left in between. Reminders reach you as a notification, over the whole screen, or as an alarm that rings until you're up. Your plans stay on your phone.
Full-screen reminders and alarms that ring until you're up, with rules for each tag.
Both ways, with several calendars at once.
Today's timeline, the month, or both, on your home screen.
Weeks and months, streaks, routines and your daily rhythm.
Operarius is free, with no ads. Your plans stay on your phone; an account is optional, and only needed for backups.
Used Operarius for a while? Write a review: it's read by the developer, then shown here and in the app with your first name and initial. Or rate it on Google Play.
Write to gamedev@ittt-production.uk. In the app, Settings → About → Contact support adds your app version and phone model to the message, which helps us help you faster.
Open Settings → Reminders in the app. Its reliability checklist shows what may be holding reminders back on your phone (notifications, alarms & reminders, full-screen alerts, battery optimization, or the manufacturer's auto-start setting) and takes you to each setting.
Settings → Data & backup → Export saves your plans to a file (backups need an account). On the new phone, install Operarius, sign in with the same account, and use Import.
On the sign-in screen, type your email and tap Forgot your password?. A link to choose a new one arrives by email (check spam too).
Your account: Settings → Account → Delete account, or see Delete your account. Your plans are only on your phone: Settings → Data & backup → Delete all data removes them, as does uninstalling the app. See the privacy policy.