
WhenDidI - Event Logger
10 - 50 downloads
Pros
- Ease of use
- Stats
- Reminders
Cons
- Nothing special
WhenDidI Full version allows users to add unlimited events.
WhenDidI is a really useful people for both organized people and scatterbrains. On one hand, organized people that use to write down the events they attended or other activities will have a handy and faster logger. On the other hand, chaotic scatterbrains, will have a tool to get into a new tracking mood with no efforts: no need to bring a notebook or agenda with you, all you need is on your Android device.
WhenDidI fulfill a need: the need to know when we did a specific action like haircut, gas tank filling or even last pet vet visit. Tracking yourself is the best way to be efficient and don't forget stuff. This app can help you with that, thanks to its simplicity and user-friendly interface.
There are some default categories like jogging, petrol, work lunch or cross trainer. However, you can add as many as you want. You're just two taps away from adding a new entry to that category. Select the category and "add" it. There's a category counter and a log of entries with date and details.
Besides categories you can also add measurements and events you've to attend. As you add new events a chart will be generated with your personal performance.
Fast and easy. No more excuse to put some order in your life.
Supporting a modern Holo ICS interface, you should have no problem getting to grips with WhenDidI. It has smooth scrollable event lists, extensive charts, and handy widgets to make entering those events quick and convenient. You can even email your events to others.
Here are just some examples on what you could set up WhenDidI to track
- How many calories you consumed
- How many pints of alcohol drank
- Cost of lunch per day
- When you last feed the baby
- Bench presses done in the gym
- Time spent on a project
Want to know more? Visit our website to read the tutorials on using WhenDidI
** Reviews **
http://www.androidauthority.com/whendidi-lite-app-review-134857/
http://www.droidappoftheday.com/2012/09/whendidi.html?m=0
** Features **
Fully customizable
Unlimited Events
Unlimited Categories
Unlimited Measurements
Add notes to events
Share your events via email as csv attachment
4.0 ICS look on 2.2 android phones
Multiple home screen widgets
Backup to local SD and Dropbox
Charts
** Required Permissions **
Write external Storage - this is needed to backup your data to your internal SD card
Internet - for saving to Dropbox
** Upgrading from Trial Version **
When upgrading to the full version, you can transfer your data using the following steps.
1. On the main screen of the Lite version version, click on the menu.
2. Press on backup SD.
3. You data will be stored in local storage.
4. Start the full version of WhenDidI.
5. Click on the menu
6. Click on restore SD (be careful not to click on backup SD)
7. The full version of WhenDidI should now have the data you gathered with the Trial version.
Recently changed in this version:
1.4.0
When adding a new event, the date and time can be edited. Enabled in settings.
Long clicking now brings up action bar in categories, events and measurements list screens.
Clicking on an item in the categories list will display the events list.
Minutes and hours are now displayed correctly in the charts.
Modified the layout of add categories screen so that it is more obvious that the measurement type needs to be set. Hopefully stops user accidentally always setting it to duration.
Lists with: WhenDidI - Event Logger
Some lists where this application appears: Analizadas por Mar GP, Reviewed by Emmanuel Lund.
Comments and ratings for WhenDidI - Event Logger
(72)
I am impressed to receive a reply to my previous comment within a few hours, promising to look into my suggestions for improvements. I am upping my review to 4* because of this and the fact that the user interface, while it still needs work, is much bette
(72)
This is an incredibly useful app. I started using it to track recurring events at work, but the more I use it the more areas I find it useful in my personal life too. I really like being able to add any event that I want, in addition to how I measure it.




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