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Reboot your phone in a given interval on a specific time and start a specific
application after reboot. The idea is to restart Android and an application
periodically to clean up cache and memory leaks if the application has to run
over a long time.
And if you don't need to restart an application, still this can help to close
memory leaks. No background services - reboot is scheduled by system
AlarmManager. Before reboot is applied, all apps get a shutdown call to save
there data. This helps to prevent data loss!
Configuration allows
* selection of reboot interval from every day to every 30 days
* selection of reboot time from midnight to 11pm
* selection between hard reboot (complete restart) or soft/hot reboot (only restart apps)
* selection if you want to start an app automatically after reboot
* selection of any app to be started automatically after reboot
Anti-Features: NoSourceSince
: Upstream source for this app is no longer available. Either the app went commercial, the repo was dropped, or it has moved to a location currently unknown to us. This usual means there won't be further updates unless the source reappears.