To-Do List & Task Reminders

Keep track of what matters. Task List gives you a clean to-do list with reliable local reminders, priority levels, and categories — no Google account required, no subscription wall, no cloud sync that may or may not fire.

KEY FEATURES:
• Create, complete, and delete tasks — tap the checkbox to complete, long-press a task to delete
• Local reminders — a notification on the morning a task is due, scheduled on your phone; no cloud dependency
• Priority levels — High, Normal, and Low with colour coding
• User-defined categories — organise tasks into tags you define; stored locally, unlimited
• Today view — tasks due today and overdue items highlighted at the top of your list
• Fully offline — all data stored locally with no account and no sync

REMINDERS THAT WORK:
Reminders are scheduled on the phone itself — not routed through a cloud sync — and survive a restart. Set a due date and the reminder fires; mark the task done and its reminder is cancelled automatically. No cloud round-trip that may or may not deliver.

PERFECT FOR:
• Android users stuck with Google Keep or Google Tasks by default who want reliable reminder notifications
• People who manage 10–30 tasks daily and need priority sorting without a subscription
• Anyone whose task reminder never fired because it was tied to a Google sync

NO ACCOUNT. NO CLOUD. NO GUESSWORK:
Your tasks stay on your device. No sign-in, no migration, no data lost if you change accounts. No subscription and no sign-up — the to-do list and its reminders work the moment you open the app.

To-Do List & Task Reminders — your tasks, your schedule, on your device.

Recent changes:
- Reminders are restored every time you open the app, so a force-stop or a phone that blocked the boot signal no longer drops them.
- A heads-up appears if notifications are off, with a button to fix it.
- Tasks keep a steady order: priority first, then due date.
- Finished tasks leave the Overdue list.
- Clearer reminder icon, screen reader support, and an error message if storage fails.