Did I Check It?

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About this app

Did you lock the door? Turn off the oven? Close the garage?
"Did I Check It?" catches you just after you leave — not hours later when you're already questioning yourself.
Set up a location checkpoint at any place that matters: your home, office, or anywhere you have a routine before leaving. The moment you walk away beyond your chosen distance, "Did I Check It"? sends you a notification with your personal checklist. Confirm each item, and you're done — no more second-guessing.
What makes "Did I Check It?" different:

📍 Location-triggered reminders — notifications fire when you physically leave, not on a timer
✅ Custom checklists per checkpoint — every place has its own set of things to confirm
📏 Configurable trigger distance — set your own radius (minimum 30 meters) to match your space
🔒 100% offline & private — all data stays on your device, nothing is ever sent anywhere
🏠 Multiple checkpoints — home, work, studio, anywhere you need it

How it works:

Create a checkpoint at a location (e.g. your front door)
Add the tasks you need to confirm before leaving (lock door, turn off lights, close windows…)
Walk away — when you pass your set distance, you get a notification
Tap through your checklist and confirm. Done.

No subscriptions. No cloud. No tracking. Just peace of mind every time you leave.
Updated on
Jul 5, 2026

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