Mark The Time at Mac App Store analyse

When was the last time you checked the batteries in the smoke detector, or got a haircut or took the dog for a walk? Cant remember? Neither could I, so I wrote an app to keep track of things like that. Whenever theres an event that you want to remember, simply Mark The Time that it occurred. Need to be reminded to check those batteries in the smoke detector every month? Simply turn on notifications for that event, set it to 30 days and have Mark The Time notify you when 30 days have passed since the last time you checked. Have a cold and want to know when its ok to take another cough drop? Add a cough drop event, set the notification to 4 hours and let Mark The Time do the rest; you no longer need to remember what time it was when you took the last one. The nice thing about notifications is that, unlike a fixed alarm, they are based on when you mark an event. So, if you check those smoke detector batteries early (or late), the notification will reset to 30 days from that point. Mark The Time also stores a history of all your events. Look back through your history and see how often an event is marked, or look at a graph of the time between each event and get an idea of how consistently you are doing a particular thing. Mark The Time can be used for an almost limitless number of things, but here are some ideas: Home Maintenance: Checking batteries in smoke / carbon monoxide detectors Cleaning the gutters Sweeping the deck/driveway Personal Care: Snacking Taking medication Haircuts Exercise Sleep management (when you go to sleep / wake up) Baby Care: Diaper changes Potty training Feeding Pet Care: Checking food / water Taking walks Cleaning litter box Finance: Bill reminder Balancing books Business: Arriving at / leaving work Meetings Checking in with client/boss Breaks