What people usually ask

Yes. Every entry is stored on the device immediately and the interface never waits for the network. Cloud sync runs in the background and starts by itself once you are online. You need a connection to sign in, and then once every 30 days so the server can confirm the sign-in.

Yes, the app opens after you sign in. You can sign up with your email, a confirmation code arrives by mail, or with Google. The account is free, and it is what syncs your entries between devices and brings them back after a reinstall.

It lives on your device. With sync enabled, a copy goes into your own cloud account, protected by row-level security, so nobody else can read your records. We do not sell data and we show no ads. You can export everything at any moment, on any plan.

Yes, and the free plan runs the whole app: 200 tasks, 50 notes, 20 birthdays, 200 reminders, 7 habits, the morning digest and voice Kipri. Paid plans raise the limits and add cloud attachments and card themes.

The app is built on a shared codebase and the iOS version is in progress. Subscribe to the Telegram channel to hear about the release first.

On Android 12 and newer, exact alarms need a separate permission. KIPRI declares it and shows its status in notification settings, so you can see at a glance whether it was granted. Without it the system delays delivery by minutes.

Exactly as many as you asked for. The morning brings one digest instead of a burst of separate pushes, reminders respect quiet hours, and the notification queue is built so duplicates cannot appear even when everything is rescheduled.

A recurring thing is better kept as a reminder, because those support repeats: daily, weekdays, weekly, monthly and yearly. A task stays tied to one specific day.

200 active tasks on Free, 500 on Plus, 1000 on Pro and no limit on Max.

The section opens with the biometrics of your device. When syncing, data goes into your own account, protected by row-level security, so nobody else can read your records, including other users of the app.

Local attachments work on every plan and need no network. Uploading attachments to the cloud comes with paid plans, and it waits for a connection without blocking your work on the note.

Notifications are scheduled in the system queue of your device. Once the phone is back on, upcoming alerts arrive on schedule, and the app tops the queue back up a month ahead on launch.

20 on Free, 100 on Plus, 500 on Pro, unlimited on Max.

Since Android 12, exact alarms require a separate permission, and the system saves battery by postponing inexact ones. KIPRI requests that permission and shows its status on the notification settings screen. With it granted, delivery is back to the second.

No. The notification queue is rebuilt strictly one run at a time and reconciled against the queue of the device, so two identical sets of alerts cannot appear.

Three on Free, ten on Plus, thirty on Pro and unlimited on Max.

Check-ins are kept for more than a year and cleared automatically beyond that. The data volume stays bounded while statistics for the meaningful period remain complete.

Speech is recognised by the phone’s system service. It usually needs a connection, but if the offline recognition pack for your language is downloaded in the system settings, dictation works without internet too, and the app points you to where to get it. Everything else, including creating, editing and reading records, works offline.

No, it is enabled on every plan, the free one included. Which features belong to which plan is configured on the server, so the current list is always visible on the plans screen inside the app.