Rings like an alarm clock
A full-screen alarm over the lock screen with big Taken, Snooze and Skip buttons. It keeps working in Doze mode and comes back after a restart.
Free · Offline · Open source · Android
The medicine reminder that always rings.
LifeTrack rings on time for every dose: on a locked phone, in battery saver, even after you swipe the app away. No sign-up, no internet, no ads. Just the right pill at the right time, for everyone in the family.
- No login
- Works offline
- Data stays on your phone
- English · हिन्दी · मराठी · Español
Why LifeTrack
Most reminders whisper.
LifeTrack rings.
Ordinary notifications get silenced by battery savers and swiped away by accident. A missed dose shouldn't depend on luck, so LifeTrack uses the same system alarm clock your phone's own alarm uses.
Guards against mistakes
Warns you if a dose is too soon after the last one or over the daily maximum. Counts your tablets and tells you before the strip runs out.
Follows your day
Set doses by the clock or by your routine: "with lunch", "30 minutes after waking". Change your lunch time and the reminders move with it. Shift work is built in.
For every age
One app for the whole family.
From a grandparent's blood-pressure tablet to a student's inhaler, LifeTrack fits the way each person actually lives.
Parents & grandparents
A loud, full-screen alarm and one big button to say "Taken". The app speaks Hindi and Marathi, and keeps blood group and an emergency contact on the profile.
The family caregiver
Set it up once on a parent's phone. Get a refill warning before the medicine runs out, track a child's syrup with a daily limit, and back everything up when they change phones.
Shift workers & busy days
Nurses, guards, factory and IT teams: build a rotation like "5 mornings, 2 off, 5 nights" and see 90 days ahead. A heads-up arrives the evening before your shift changes.
Students & young adults
Vitamins, inhalers, an as-needed painkiller with a safe-gap check, or a course of antibiotics you must finish. No sign-up, no ads, nothing to pay.
Take a look
Calm screens. Clear answers.
What's next, what's done, what's running low. Everything fits on one screen.
Set up in a minute
Three steps. Then just live.
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1
Install & allow
Install the app and allow notifications and alarms. The built-in Health Check shows a green tick when your phone is ready.
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2
Add a medicine
Name, strength, and when: fixed times, "with dinner", or only when needed. Add how many tablets you have.
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3
It rings. Tap Taken.
Right from the lock screen. LifeTrack records the dose, counts down your stock, and lines up the next one.
See it work
Two minutes, start to ring.
A walk through the whole app: today's schedule, adding a medicine, routines, shifts, switching to Hindi, and an alarm ringing on a locked phone.
Recorded on an Android emulator with made-up data.
Private by design
Your health is nobody's business.
Not even ours.
- No accountNo email, no phone number, no password.
- No internetThe app never connects to a server. It works in airplane mode.
- No ads, no trackingNo analytics, no crash reporters, nothing sold.
- Yours to keepBack up to a file you control and restore it on a new phone.
- Open sourceEvery line is public under the MIT license. Check it, or build your own.
- This page tooNo cookies or trackers here, and the fonts load from this site.
Speaks your language
Englishहिन्दीमराठीEspañol
Get LifeTrack
Free for Android.
Forever.
- Open the link or scan the code on your Android phone and download the app.
- Open the file. If asked, allow your browser to install unknown apps.
- If Play Protect warns you, tap More details → Install anyway. This shows for any app from outside the Play Store.
- Open LifeTrack and follow the 1-minute setup.
Needs Android 7.0 or newer. iPhone isn't supported yet.
Questions
Good to know.
Is it really free?
Yes. No ads, no subscription, no paid features. LifeTrack is open source under the MIT license.
Does it need the internet?
No. Everything works offline, and the app never sends your data anywhere.
Why isn't it on the Play Store?
Not yet. For now you install the APK directly. Android shows a warning for any app from outside the Play Store, and the install steps above walk you through it.
Will the alarm ring if my phone is locked or on battery saver?
That's what it's built for. It uses Android's alarm-clock system, the same one your phone's alarm uses. Some phones (Xiaomi, Oppo, Vivo, Realme, Samsung) also need Autostart and Unrestricted battery turned on, and the in-app Health Check shows you where.
Can I use it for someone else, like my mother?
Yes. Install it on her phone, add her medicines once, and choose Hindi or Marathi if she prefers. The profile keeps her blood group and an emergency contact.
What happens to my data if I change phones?
Make a backup from Profile, move the file to the new phone, and restore it. Uninstalling the app deletes its data, so back up first.
Is there an iPhone version?
Not yet. The code is ready to grow into iOS later.