Birthday Reminder

Birthday Reminder helps you track birthdays saved in your contacts and sends a notification on the exact date so you never miss an important greeting. The app scans your address book for upcoming birthdays and presents a simple list of upcoming events, then triggers alerts (including vibration) on the birthday itself. It supports backup and restore to removable storage and will automatically restart its notification service after a device reboot. Community translations are available for several languages. The developer notes the app requires contact and storage permissions and uses an advertising network to show ads.

Key Features

⭐ Birthday Reminder reads your contacts and shows upcoming birthdays in a clear list.

⭐ Notifications on the birthday date with optional vibration alerts.

⭐ Backup and restore to removable storage (SD card) to protect your data.

⭐ Automatically restarts the notification service after device reboot so alerts remain active.

⭐ Localized interface with community-contributed translations.

Advantages

✅ Never miss a friend's birthday thanks to timely, contact-based alerts.

✅ Uses your existing contacts so you don’t have to enter birthdays manually.

✅ Backup and restore support helps you keep your birthday list safe across devices.

✅ Multiple volunteer translations make the app accessible in several languages.

✅ The developer explicitly asks users to trust that contact data will not be misused.

Disadvantages

❎ Requires access to your contacts, which may raise privacy concerns for some users.

❎ Uses internet access to serve ads via an advertising network, which may consume data and display ads within the app.

❎ Backup and restore uses removable storage permissions, which some users may be reluctant to grant.

Development Team

The developer behind Birthday Reminder maintains the app and welcomes translation help from the community. Contributors who provided translations 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).