Ukurado

Decide once. Live a thousand tomorrows.

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Free · No account · Works offline

Ukurado is a free habit and life-planning app for Android. It works offline, with no account and no sign-up: your plans stay on your device. Create recurring routines and one-off events, link them to goals, and track streaks and progress as you get closer to the life you're planning.

What is Ukurado?

Picture the life you want. Plan it once. Then stop deciding, just do what's in front of you.

In Ukurado you create routines (recurring) and events (one-off), optionally give them a time of day, and link them to goals, each with an optional image of the life you're working toward. The Now screen surfaces what's next so you just act. Calendar shows everything across month, week, and day. Library is where you create and manage routines, events, and goals. Progress charts your completion rate, streaks, and per-goal trends.

Features

Who is it for?

How is it different?

Most habit trackers are cloud services: account first, subscription for full features, your data on their servers. Ukurado is local-first. There is no account, all features work in airplane mode, and your plans live on your phone.

Frequently asked questions

Is Ukurado free?

Yes. Ukurado is free, with no ads and no in-app purchases.

Do I need an account?

No. There is no sign-up. The optional feedback form lets you leave an email if you want a reply, but it is never required.

Does it work offline?

Yes. All features work without an internet connection.

Where is my data stored?

Your routines, events, goals, and history are stored in a local database on your device and are never uploaded. To keep the app working and improve it, Ukurado sends limited, pseudonymous diagnostics (usage analytics and crash reports) through Google Firebase. Diagnostics never include the content you type, and you can turn them off anytime in Settings, under Diagnostics. See the privacy policy for details.

Can I back up or move my data?

Yes. Export everything, including goal images, as a ZIP and import it on any device. Android's encrypted auto-backup also restores your data on a new phone.

Which platforms does it support?

Android 8.0 and newer. There is no iOS version currently.

How do reminders work?

Optional notifications for timed routines and events, with configurable lead time, plus a daily digest for unscheduled items.

What's the difference between routines, events, and goals?

Routines repeat on chosen weekdays. Events are one-off dated items. Goals are what both ladder up to, with progress tracked per goal.

How is Ukurado different from other habit trackers?

Most are cloud services with accounts and subscriptions. Ukurado has no account, works offline, plans one-off events and long-term goals alongside habits, and keeps your data on your device.

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