Xiaomi, Redmi and Poco phones (MIUI and HyperOS) are strict with apps in the background. Until you change these settings, they can stop everbud from waking up for a prayer or medicine reminder.
1. Turn on Autostart
- Open your phone's Settings → Apps → Manage apps → everbud.
- Turn on Autostart.
Auto-start: onOpen everbud → More → Settings → Notifications & reminders → Keep reminders on time to check this.
2. Battery saver: No restrictions
- In the same everbud page, tap Battery saver (or Battery).
- Choose No restrictions.
Background activity: allowedOpen everbud → More → Settings → Notifications & reminders → Keep reminders on time to check this.
3. Allow the lock-screen prayer screen
- In the everbud page, tap Other permissions.
- Allow Show on Lock screen and Display pop-up windows while running in the background.
- On Android 14 and newer, also allow full screen notifications for everbud.
Full screen notifications: allowedOpen everbud → More → Settings → Notifications & reminders → Keep reminders on time to check this.
4. Alarms & reminders
Open Settings → Apps → Special app access → Alarms & reminders (on some versions it's under Manage apps → ⋮) and allow everbud.
Alarms & reminders: allowedOpen everbud → More → Settings → Notifications & reminders → Keep reminders on time to check this.
5. Notifications
In the everbud page, tap Notifications and turn on Show notifications, plus Lock screen and Floating notifications.
Notifications: allowedOpen everbud → More → Settings → Notifications & reminders to check this. If they are off, a banner at the top says so.
6. Lock everbud in recent apps
Open your recent apps, then press and hold everbud (or swipe down on it) and tap the lock. Now Clear all won't close everbud.
Then open everbud once so it can set up your reminders again. Still late? See Reminders late or missing? Start here.