How do location-based reminders work?
How your phone chooses a useful app and why not every visit results in a notification.
Read guide →Short answers about how DOBIERO works.
DOBIERO is an Android and iPhone app. It reminds you about apps and services that may be useful where you are.
It lets your phone check the place when DOBIERO isn't visible on screen. Access is optional. You can turn it off later.
No. Your phone uses it only to check the place. DOBIERO doesn't send it to its own server, advertisers, or analytics tools.
No. DOBIERO does not create a history of coordinates, routes, or visits. Only settings, muted items, and data needed for current reminders stay on your phone.
Yes. Core reminders work without an account or internet connection. Place data stays on your phone. Another app or its store page may need internet.
No. Your phone may delay background activity. When a good reading cannot identify one exact place, DOBIERO prefers a truthful list of nearby apps. A reading that is too weak still produces no suggestion.
No. Another app or its store page opens only after your tap. DOBIERO never installs anything.
It shows no more than one current notification. It leaves gaps and avoids duplicates. For a specific-place suggestion, you can mute the place or category, and also the brand for a single-app suggestion. “Mute all ‘Apps nearby’ suggestions” applies to all future general suggestions of that type.
DOBIERO doesn't check precise location continuously. Your phone does a brief check when it notices a nearby place. Battery use also depends on your phone and its settings.
DOBIERO is being developed for Android and iPhone. Verified store links will appear here once the app is available.
How your phone chooses a useful app and why not every visit results in a notification.
Read guide →What a geofence is and why a nearby-place signal is not a continuous record of your route.
Read guide →How to check DOBIERO permissions and what changes when you turn off location or notifications.
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