Formerly SalimButton
Today's to-dos, done with a tap
PushBin (To-dos & Routines) is an Android app for ticking off tasks for work, study, and home, along with everyday routines like medication, cleaning, and laundry — one tap each. It comes with repeat reminders, a random pick for what to do next, a focus timer, and home screen widgets. It's free, needs no sign-in, and keeps your to-dos on your phone.
Formerly SalimButton. If you already have it installed, your to-dos and history carry over after the update.
com.slb.salimbutton · version 1.0.8
Swipe sideways to see all eight screens. App language: Korean — the app itself is available in Korean only.
Finish today's to-dos right from the home screen, and keep recurring things on track as routines. Reminders, repeats, the random pick, and the timer tie it all together.
To-dos are laid out by group, two to a row. Tap one to mark it done, undo right away if you slipped, and watch your progress for the day. Long-press a card to drag it into a new order or over to another group, and create new groups from a template or from scratch.
Type a single line, or tap the mic and say it — voice input uses your phone's speech recognition service. The date defaults to today, and you can change it if you need to.
Medication & supplements, cleaning, laundry, exercise & health, meals & cooking, and more live apart from your to-dos. Run them every day, on weekdays, on weekends, or on the days you pick, and check them up to four times a day — morning and evening pills, say. Tap “Done” (했어요) on the reminder to check one off without opening the app. You'll see the last 7 days and your streak, and pausing a routine keeps its history.
Give any to-do a reminder time and repeat it daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly, at the interval you want (every 2 weeks, for example). A repeating to-do comes back once its next date arrives, and reminders are rescheduled after your phone restarts. Share a to-do or reminder through the Android share sheet — to KakaoTalk, text messages, and more.
When you can't decide where to start, draw one from the candidates you've set up in 10-, 30-, or 60-minute blocks, like rolling a lottery ball. You can also send a candidate straight to today's card, and start a timer on whatever gets picked.
The time left shows in big digits, and you can flip it to full-screen landscape. Change the timer color, and get an alert when time's up even if the app is closed. Finishing is up to you — it's only recorded when you tap complete.
Look back on past days in a calendar. Tap a date to open a timeline of what you added and finished, plus your picks and timer sessions, in order. Upcoming repeat dates are marked too.
Check things off from your home screen without opening the app, or tap “Add” (할일추가) to jot one down. Give each group its own widget, and use ⚙ to set the title, background color, transparency, font, and text size.
Choose from six theme colors — lavender, rose, sunset, forest, sky, and blue — and a white, dark, or system display mode. Changes apply instantly.
The first time you open the app, you choose your gender (female or male) and how you'll mainly use it. Based on that, four to-do groups, pick candidates, and a theme color are ready for you. You can change this anytime in Settings.
Stay on top of meetings, deadlines, and people to get back to
Lectures, assignments, and exam prep at a glance
Housework, groceries, kids, and family plans in one place
Looking after yourself, from exercise and hobbies to money
Group names appear in Korean in the app; the English here is for reference.
Before you dive into your to-dos, skim today's affirmation and the day's news on a single screen.
365 affirmations, one a day in date order starting January 1. If you add your own, they take turns with the built-in ones.
A summary generated with AI early each morning on a server run by Eurion: one line for the day, a sentence or two per topic, and the articles behind them. On days without a summary, you get the top articles for each topic instead.
Write your own updates as cards and pin them to the top.
Articles open in your external browser.
News comes from Eurion's server; if the server doesn't respond, the app fetches Google News RSS directly. Without a connection, everything else — to-dos, routines, reminders — keeps working as usual.
Here's plainly what gets stored where, and when the app goes online.
To-dos, routines, and history are stored only on your device (SQLite) and are never sent to our servers. There's no sign-in or account, either.
To keep the app free, there's a banner ad (Google AdMob) at the bottom of the Settings screen. The ad SDK uses identifiers such as your advertising ID.
The app uses the network only for ads and Today's News (fetching news and affirmations). Those requests carry only values like the topic and app version — nothing that identifies you.
Save a backup file (JSON) to a location you choose and load it back later. It includes to-dos, groups, routines, history, your affirmations, and news cards; device settings such as display mode and theme aren't included.
Notifications
POST_NOTIFICATIONS
Exact alarms
SCHEDULE_EXACT_ALARM
Run at startup
RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED
Microphone
RECORD_AUDIO
Network access
INTERNET
If you already have SalimButton installed, the update changes only the name and icon — your to-dos and history carry right over. The package name (com.slb.salimbutton) and the Google Play link stay the same.
Eurion also makes Pushbin (com.hj.pushbin), which archives your notifications and tallies spending from card and bank alerts. The names are close, but they're separate apps. For to-dos and routines, get PushBin (To-dos & Routines); for a notification archive and spending tracker, get Pushbin.
See Pushbin (Notification Archive & Spending Tracker)
Free on Google Play. Start right away with no sign-in — your to-dos and history stay on your phone.