RandRemind nudges you at random moments inside a window you choose, for posture, vocab, recitations, eye breaks, or anything you wish.
14-day free trial on iPhone and Android.
Your brain learns the schedule and starts swiping it away on autopilot. Random timing and subtle variation help keep it fresh.
This is not a habit tracker. You don't have streaks to protect, gamified badges to collect, or records to build. Just a gentle nudge back to the present, for as long as you want it.
One reminder, or a whole list of reminder content: exercises, vocabulary, colleagues' names, etc.
Choose when you want reminders. Nothing fires outside it.
Slide the jitter gauge from equal intervals to fully unpredictable.
Small resets you'd never remember on your own.
Cold recall via prompt. That's what makes it stick.
Create repeated singular reminders or content drips for variety. Yours can be anything.
Your reminders never leave your phone, because there's nowhere for them to go.
There are no servers, no accounts, and no sign-up. Back up and restore with a file you control. A small yearly price is exactly what lets us never sell your attention or your data.
No free tier, no upsells, no ads.
Billed yearly through the App Store or Google Play.
If you are outside the USA/Canada, Eurozone, or UK, see your price in store.
Normal reminders fire on a schedule you quickly learn to ignore. RandRemind nudges you at random times inside a window you choose, so it keeps interrupting autopilot. It's an ambient nudge, not a to-do list or a streak tracker.
No. The app has no accounts, analytics, ads, or tracking, and nothing leaves your phone. See the privacy policy for details.
Only for one thing: checking that your subscription is active. That check is handled by Google Play or the App Store, not by us, and it sends nothing about your reminders, lists, or settings. Your reminders are scheduled on your phone, so they fire whether or not you're connected.
No. The timing is plain randomness, not an algorithm studying you. It's a simple tool, on purpose, and we do not force AI into the product for the sake of it.
RandRemind has no servers and no accounts, so there's no automatic backup or sync. Instead, export a backup file from the app and import it on another device.
No. Your subscription belongs to your Apple or Google account, not the app. Sign in with the same account on your new phone and it comes with you. On iPhone, tap Restore Purchases in the app.
No. One subscription covers every device signed in to the same Apple or Google account. Your lists don't sync between them, though, so use a backup file to copy them across.
We can't guarantee it. On Android, battery savers can delay notifications; setting RandRemind to Unrestricted in battery settings helps. On iPhone, iOS limits how many reminders can be queued ahead, so you must either open the app or interact with a reminder (tapping Done, not swiping away!) to update the queue. Please don't rely on it for anything critical.
Because you're the customer, not the product. Paying is exactly what lets us not monetize your data or bombard you with ads, and it funds development.
Yes, both, with a 14-day free trial on each.
Never. No sign-up, login, or email is required to use the app. You must have an Apple or Google ID to download and license the app though.
Still stuck? Email contact@randremind.com. A real person reads it.
Free for 14 days on iPhone and Android.