Android · Utility · Free
DozeOff
Fix delayed notifications on Android
Android's Doze mode puts your apps to sleep and holds back your messages, alerts, and alarms. DozeOff keeps your phone alert so every notification arrives on time.
No root required · No ads · No data collection
The problem
Why are your Android notifications arriving late?
Android uses a battery-saving system called Doze. When your screen turns off, Doze puts apps to sleep and batches their network access into rare maintenance windows.
Doze is often far too aggressive. Notifications from messaging apps, email, smart home devices, and security cameras can be delayed by minutes, sometimes hours. And Android gives you no setting to turn Doze off; traditional workarounds need root access or ADB commands.
DozeOff fixes this without root. It either keeps your device out of deep Doze sleep entirely, or wakes it regularly so pending notifications from every app come through. Your choice.
Without DozeOff
With DozeOff
How it works
Two ways to beat Doze
Pick the mode that fits how you use your phone. Switch any time from the home screen.
Never enters Doze
Max stops your device entering Doze sleep in the first place. It does the best job of getting notifications from all your apps through on time.
Trade-off: some devices show a small alarm icon in the status bar or on the lock screen. You will never hear an alarm, and many phones never show the icon at all.
Sleeps, then wakes on schedule
Balanced lets your device sleep normally, then briefly wakes it at an interval you choose. Each wake pulls your phone out of Doze long enough for pending notifications from every app to come through.
Trade-off: nothing appears in your status bar or lock screen, but a notification arriving just after a wake waits for the next one.
Smart features
Set it and forget it
No root required
No root, no ADB, no technical setup. A simple one-time permission walkthrough gets you running in minutes.
Respects Do Not Disturb
Pauses automatically during Do Not Disturb and Bedtime Mode, so it never interferes with your sleep settings.
Works on every device
Phones, tablets, and WiFi-only devices. DozeOff runs on all Android hardware.
Manufacturer guidance built in
Step-by-step help for Samsung, Xiaomi, Huawei, OnePlus, Oppo, Vivo, ASUS, Nokia, and other brands with aggressive battery management.
Survives reboots
Runs quietly in the background and picks back up automatically after restarts and app updates.
Light on battery
Typically just 1–2% battery per day, far less than the frustration of missed alerts.
Perfect for
Any app where timely alerts matter
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Why are my Android notifications delayed?
Android's Doze mode puts apps to sleep when your screen is off to save battery. It's often too aggressive, delaying notifications from messaging apps, email, and smart home devices by minutes or hours. DozeOff keeps your device alert so alerts arrive on time.
How do I disable Doze mode on Android?
Android doesn't offer a setting to fully disable Doze, and traditional workarounds require root access or ADB commands. DozeOff works around Doze without root. Max mode keeps your device out of Doze sleep entirely; Balanced mode wakes it at an interval you choose.
Does DozeOff require root access?
No. DozeOff requires no root, no ADB, and no technical knowledge. A one-time, step-by-step permission walkthrough is all the setup it needs.
How much battery does DozeOff use?
Typically 1–2% per day. DozeOff also pauses automatically during Do Not Disturb and Bedtime Mode.
Does it work on Samsung, Xiaomi, and other heavily customized phones?
Yes. DozeOff includes built-in guidance for Samsung, Xiaomi, Huawei, OnePlus, Oppo, Vivo, ASUS, Nokia, and other manufacturers known for aggressive battery management.
Does DozeOff show ads or collect data?
No ads, no data collection, no subscription, no account. The Play Store data safety listing confirms no data is collected or shared, and the F-Droid build requests no network permissions at all.
No more delayed notifications
Free on Google Play and F-Droid. No root. No ads. No data collection.