Medicine, never missed
Critical alarms keep ringing until you actually acknowledge them — not just swipe them away. Full-screen on a locked phone, and allowed to bypass silent mode for the things that truly matter.
Min Dag
by Glitch Solutions
A planner that carries the weight, so you don't have to.
Min Dag is built for brains that run hot. Medicine alarms that won't let you miss them, a focus timer that calms the “how long?” loop, and a day that's already laid out when you wake up.
Who it's for
Built for brains that carry too much.
Min Dag is made for people with ADHD, autism, anxiety, or any brain that burns energy just keeping track — and for the institutions and carers who support them. The reminders you set run on their own schedule, below the app, so you can stop holding them in your head. Medicine at 07:00 every day, therapy every Monday, the appointment you were dreading at 14:30 — Min Dag remembers, and it keeps ringing until you say it's done.
- Made for
- Neurodivergent users · care institutions
- Language
- Danish, uncluttered, readable
- Your data
- Stays in the EU (Frankfurt) · delete anytime, in one tap
- Status
- Closed beta on Google Play · public launch pending review
What it does for you
Six ways Min Dag lightens the load.
Each of these exists for a reason people have lived through. Nothing is here to show off.
A timer for the “how long?” loop
The Focus Timer answers “how long until it starts?” and “how much is left?” on one calm, glanceable screen. For the chore that needs a clear end, and the wait that feels endless.
Your day, already laid out
A clean overview of what's next, colour-coded by category. No scanning three calendars to work out what the next hour holds — just the plan, in the order it happens.
Set it once, repeat for years
Morning medicine at 07:00. Therapy every Monday. Bills on the 1st. Plan each routine once — Min Dag remembers from then on, quietly, day after day.
Works when nothing else does
Alarms fire with the phone silenced, the app closed, the device newly restarted, or no internet at all. Reliability you don't have to think about, on the days you have least capacity to think at all.
Yours, and only yours
No ads, no trackers, no behavioural analytics. Delete your account and everything you've written — activities, photos, settings — is gone. No leftovers, no follow-up emails, no “we miss you” nudges.
Reliability, in plain words
When you need it most.
The alarm engine runs below the app, not inside it. Even if you never open Min Dag today, the reminders you set last week still fire — on time, every time.
- On silent Critical reminders bypass silent mode and Do Not Disturb — when you choose to let them. your choice
- Locked phone Full-screen alerts wake the phone and hold the screen — so nothing gets missed. wakes the screen
- After a restart Alarms survive reboots. The schedule is waiting when the phone comes back on. automatic
- No internet Your day works offline. Acknowledge, reschedule, add — no connection needed. no network
- Keeps ringing Critical alarms repeat every few minutes until you actually tap Kvittér — not just swipe. until acknowledged
For individuals and institutions
Also used where reliability isn't optional.
Min Dag is used by people planning their own day, and by institutions, carers and support workers helping neurodivergent clients hold theirs together. Each user has their own private account — data is stored in the EU and never shared between accounts. If your organisation wants to try it with clients, write to mindag@cavaleri.dk.
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