Birthday Reminder

Birthday Reminder helps you keep track of friends' and family members' birthdays by scanning your contacts and showing upcoming dates, then sending a notification on the birthday itself so you won't miss a greeting. It reads birthdays stored in your contact list and can vibrate or display alerts on the scheduled day; backups and restores to removable storage are supported and the app can restart its reminder service after a device reboot. If you value simple, automatic birthday prompts, Birthday Reminder is a practical utility to prevent missed celebrations.

Key Features

⭐ Birthday Reminder displays upcoming birthdays pulled directly from your contacts so you always see who’s coming up.

⭐ Notifications appear on the birthday date to remind you to send greetings or gifts.

⭐ Backup and restore support lets you save birthday data to removable storage and restore it when needed.

⭐ Vibration alerts and visual notifications ensure you notice reminders even if sound is off.

⭐ Automatic restart after device reboot keeps the reminder service running without manual setup.

Advantages

✅ Prevents missed birthdays by keeping a visible list of upcoming celebrations.

✅ Integrates with your existing contact list so entries don’t need to be re-entered.

✅ Backup/restore preserves your reminders when switching devices or clearing data.

✅ Translated into multiple languages, with contributors from several regions.

Disadvantages

❎ Requires access to contact data, which some users may find intrusive.

❎ Internet access is used for serving ads, so the app may display advertisements.

❎ Backup requires permission to modify removable storage, which may not be available on all devices.

Development Team

The developer maintains Birthday Reminder and welcomes translation help by email; contributors listed include Pascal Schneider (German), Vasiliy Stoyanov (Russian), Sebastian Lalosevich (Spanish), Eyal Perets (Hebrew), Claudio Canestri (Italian), Daniel Bauman (Portuguese - Brazil), Jakub Piędel (Polish), Asterios Komertzoglou (Greek) and Roman Bilusiak (Ukrainian).