Days Count: Memory keeper for Android

I’ve been using this app for about three months now, mostly because I keep forgetting how long it’s been since my dog passed. Not that I needed another reminder, but the way this app quietly tracks those little emotional dates? It’s kind of comforting. I’d seen a few similar apps floating around, but most felt like they were trying too hard - flashy layouts, animations that distract instead of help. This one? Just sits there, clean and unobtrusive. Perfect for someone who doesn’t want a full calendar or a journal, just a number that grows every day.

The good stuff

The minimal design actually works. No clutter, no nonsense. You add an event - say, “First day at new job” - and it starts counting. That’s it. The layout options are nice, though not overwhelming. I picked a soft blue background with white text, and it just… fits. Feels personal without being gimmicky. One thing that stood out was how easy it was to change the label after setting it. I accidentally typed “new job” as “new jop” and fixed it in two taps. Simple, yeah, but when you’re dealing with memories, small things like that matter.

The not-so-good

It’s definitely basic. No notifications unless you go digging into your phone’s settings. So if you forget to open the app, you won’t get a nudge. And there’s no export feature - can’t back up your list or share it. If you switch phones, you’ll have to re-add everything. Also, the developer isn’t listed, which makes me wonder about updates. But honestly, I don’t care that much. It does what it says. Still, if you’re used to apps like Google Calendar or even something like Days Counter, this feels more like a side project than a polished product. Might be worth checking out if you're okay with that.

Bottom line

If you want a no-fuss way to track special days on Android, Days Count: Memory keeper for Android is solid. Free, lightweight, and surprisingly thoughtful. It’s not for everyone - if you need bells and whistles, look elsewhere. But if you’re someone who values quiet moments and likes seeing how time passes, this app gives you space to remember without noise. Download it. It won’t blow your mind. But it might make you smile on a rainy Tuesday.