One offline app for the things you track
Brihat Life OS puts fourteen everyday tools on one phone. There is no account to make and no server to join. It is free.
Fourteen modules
- Plan: tasks and reminders, a timetable, projects on boards, a Pomodoro timer
- Habits and notes: habits with streaks, pinned and tagged notes
- Money: budgets and expenses, subscriptions, and a grocery list with spend by category
- Food and health: a weekly meal planner, medicines with refill alerts, a water tracker, health vitals
- Tools: basic, scientific, currency, unit and loan EMI calculators
How it keeps your data
The database sits on your phone and is encrypted. The app makes two kinds of network call: it opens a link when you tap one, and it can fetch a currency rate if you open the converter. The rate request is anonymous.
Trade-offs of an offline app
Each device keeps its own data, and the app does not sync between devices. If you lose the phone, the data goes with it, because no copy exists elsewhere. If that worries you, switch on your phone's built-in backup.
Who it suits
Brihat Life OS suits a person who wants planning, habits, money and health notes on one phone and would rather not make an account for each. It does not suit anyone who needs the same data on two devices.
Also see: Product privacy notice, Product terms, All products
Questions people ask
Do I need an account?
No. Sign-up does not exist, so the app never asks for an email address or a mobile number.
Does it cost anything?
No. You pay nothing, see no adverts, and meet no in-app purchases.
Does it work on a tablet or across two phones?
Each device holds its own data. There is no sync.
Can I recover data from a lost phone?
Not from us. No copy exists elsewhere, so rely on your phone's built-in backup.