roto

Roto for Android

Roto is an offline, privacy‑first Android app that answers one simple question:

“What’s on the rota tomorrow?”

It keeps rotating schedules on‑device—school dinners, shifts, collections, rehearsals—honouring real calendar Mondays for Week 1 / Week 2 / Week 3… style cycles, and supports one‑off overrides without ever touching a central server.

Roto is developed and maintained by AnicetusCer.

Features

• Today and tomorrow at a glance
• Browse any calendar date (including weekends)
• Flexible labelled slots with optional tags and notes
• Looping week cycles with a repeat anchor
• Per-date overrides and top-level special_events (single string or array for multiple banners on the same day)
• Supports local JSON files and HTTPS shared-link rotas (cached offline, with refresh)
• Recent rotas list with share/copy for remote links and a loaded card that surfaces rename/share/refresh controls
• Custom themes that apply to both app and widget; safe-area padding toggle for devices with gesture bars/notches
• Homescreen widget for quick rota summaries
• No analytics, tracking, or proprietary dependencies

For a full walkthrough of the JSON schema, see docs/SCHEMA.md in the source repository.

Downloads

Roto is distributed through open app stores and direct APKs.

• Google Play: link to be added once published
• F‑Droid: link to be added once the package is accepted
• Source code & releases: https://github.com/AnicetusCer/roto

Privacy & legal

• Privacy policy
• Legal & warranty summary
• Full license: LICENSE
• Disclaimer: DISCLAIMER.md

Support & feedback

Roto is a one‑person, spare‑time project. If you find it useful:

• Report bugs or request features on GitHub: https://github.com/AnicetusCer/roto/issues
• Consider sending a tip via the Ko‑fi link inside the app.

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