Build routines that stay on your device.
Ritivo is a local-first routine app for planning daily actions, confirming what you complete, and reviewing progress over time. It separates stopping a wake-up alarm from completing the wake-up routine, so dismissing the sound alone does not mark the routine as done.
LOCAL-FIRST BY DESIGN
Routine names, schedules, completion history, NFC connections, and app settings are stored on your device by default. Ritivo does not require an account and does not provide a routine-sync server. You can export a local backup before changing devices or deleting the app.
FLEXIBLE ROUTINE COMPLETION
Create routines with optional times, repeat days, reminders, and completion windows. Use manual completion, or connect a compatible NFC tag to selected routines when you want a physical check. NFC is optional, and availability depends on your device.
A WAKE-UP ROUTINE, NOT JUST A STOP BUTTON
Set the built-in wake-up routine with an alarm time, wake light, optional flashlight behavior, and a completion window. Stopping the alarm ends the sound and related effects; the routine remains incomplete until it is confirmed using an allowed method. Alarm, notification, bright-screen, and flashlight behavior can vary with Android version, permissions, hardware, battery settings, and manufacturer behavior.
TODAY AND HISTORY
Today shows the current date, progress, upcoming routines, and what remains. History provides a monthly view of completion rates and details for each day, including completed, late, missed, and excluded occurrences where applicable.
LANGUAGES AND ACCESSIBILITY
Use Ritivo in Korean, English, Russian, Japanese, or Spanish. The interface is designed for scalable text, TalkBack, and reduced-motion settings.
IMPORTANT
Ritivo is a routine tool, not an emergency, medical, or safety service. For critical wake-up times or appointments, use an additional alarm method. Network access may be used for public Ritivo articles, optional analytics you approve, ads where enabled, and external links. See the privacy policy for details.
Plan local routines, use optional NFC checks, and set wake-up alarms.