No account
Open the app and start adding dates. There’s nothing to register and no password to remember.
Privacy
Your dates are
nobody else’s business.
When your passport expires, which insurance you hold, what you pay for every month — together, that list says a lot about you. KeepTrack is built so that it stays with you.
Account
Sign-up
Tracking
Third parties
Passport Car insurance Streaming Warranty Dentist
Stays on your phone
Everything you add stays on your phone.
KeepTrack doesn’t ask who you are. There’s no account to create, no sign-up screen, and the app doesn’t track you. The passports, policies and subscriptions you add live on your phone, with you.
Three principles
Private by default,
not by setting.
No tracking
KeepTrack doesn’t follow what you do. Your list is a list, not a profile.
On your phone
Your items stay on the phone you added them on — not in someone else’s database.
What the app holds
Exactly what you type into it.
An item is the handful of fields you fill in, and nothing more. Keep notes as short or as detailed as you like — they stay on your phone with the rest.
- TitleWhat it is
- CategoryBuilt-in or your own
- DateDue or renewal date
- RepeatsNever, monthly or yearly
- Reminders30, 7 or 1 day before, at your time
- PriceAmount and currency, if you want
- NotesAnything you choose to write
The official word
No data collected. No data shared.
Google Play’s Data safety section is where an app’s developer declares what it collects and shares. For KeepTrack it reads: no data collected, no data shared with third parties.
Good practice
Two habits worth keeping.
Lock your phone
Your list is exactly as private as your phone. A screen lock keeps it that way.
Mind the lock screen
Reminders arrive as regular Android notifications. If you’d rather titles weren’t visible on the lock screen, Android lets you hide sensitive notification content in its settings.
Private by default.
Free on Google Play.
No account to make, nothing to sign. Install it and add your first date.