Precise schedules
Set one-time, daily, weekly, monthly, weekday, or custom repeating alarms with snooze controls and full-screen alerts.
ULTRA means Ultimate Reminders and Alarms. Create reminders from plain language, locations, walking or driving activity, battery level, charger events, countdowns, and chained routines. Everything personal stays on your device.
ULTRA listens for the conditions that matter, then fires the right alarm at the right moment.
Set one-time, daily, weekly, monthly, weekday, or custom repeating alarms with snooze controls and full-screen alerts.
Use geofences for reminders near stores, offices, stations, clinics, or home, with enter and exit trigger options.
Trigger after walking, running, cycling, driving, or staying still for a chosen duration. Tracking pauses when your context changes.
Fire alarms when battery reaches a high or low threshold, temperature rises, or the charger connects or disconnects.
Start short countdowns for naps, cooking, work blocks, medication gaps, or any task where a quick timer is easier than a schedule.
Build sequences where the next reminder starts after the previous one finishes, perfect for Pomodoro, care routines, and workflows.
Smart Input turns everyday phrases into structured reminders locally on your phone.
ULTRA is strongest when a normal alarm is too simple for the job.
Buy groceries when you reach the store, pick up medicine near the pharmacy, or get a nudge when leaving office.
Paste an IRCTC ticket message and let ULTRA extract train details and prepare departure reminders.
Use templates and chained reminders for Pomodoro sessions, morning rituals, study blocks, and daily structure.
Track stock, get low-supply alerts, schedule daily essentials, and review completion history over time.
Privacy-first does not mean fragile. ULTRA uses Android-native systems to keep reminders dependable.
Create a reminder manually, from a template, or through Smart Input. Choose time, place, activity, device, countdown, or routine logic.
Your reminders and settings are stored on-device. Android services handle geofences, activity recognition, alarms, and background checks.
Get full-screen alarms, custom sounds, vibration, spoken descriptions, smart snooze, or challenge dismissal when a reminder really matters.
The existing app screens show the reminder dashboard, creation flow, and everyday controls.
Watch the YouTube features and creator coverage, including HowToMen, that introduced ULTRA to more Android users.
Creator feature
HowToMen and Android creator coverage
See ULTRA covered in the Android app discovery scene.
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Everything you need to know about ULTRA.
ULTRA uses Android-native APIs such as geofencing, WorkManager, foreground services, and activity recognition so it can monitor only what is needed for active reminders.
No. App data is stored locally on your phone. ULTRA does not require an account or cloud sync for your reminders, locations, templates, or activity-based alarms.
Smart Input can parse common phrases for time, dates, repeat patterns, locations, activity duration, device and battery triggers, priorities, bill reminders, and IRCTC ticket messages.
Core reminder creation, local storage, alarms, templates, countdowns, and on-device parsing work locally. Android permission and Play Services behavior still depends on the device environment.
Yes. ULTRA supports challenge dismissal for time-based reminders, including math challenges and shake-to-dismiss options.
Yes. ULTRA includes export and import support so you can keep a local backup and restore your reminder configuration when needed.
Download ULTRA and create alarms from time, place, movement, device state, routines, and plain language.