I would like to introduce my recently published app
'Has-Happened' to the community.
In a nut-shell: 'Has Happened' is a blend of event-tracker, diary and calendar.
It's task is to keep track of what Has Happened in your daily life -
focusing on
'events that have happened'
- like 'get praised by the boss', 'receive flowers from a loved one', 'experience some head-ache' etc - events that just happened
and second, '
events that you do once in a while'
- like 'send the car for washing', 'your pet for grooming', ' visit your old aunty', or 'wash the curtains in your living room'
These are all events you want to keep track, in an easy and fast way - just by double-clicking on the event.
Here are some features of the app:
- Organize Events into Categories
- Personalize your Categories and Events with an icon, an image from your gallery, a unique color
- Ultra-fast logging of events - just a Double-Click
- Secure selected Categories via Biometric Authentication
- Set absolute (at a specific time) and relative (in a specific time) reminders
- Reminders will survive re-boot, and re-installation
- Synchronize events to an on-device Calendar
- Analyze events over Time, and get valuable insights
- Add widgets to your Home-Screen, for ultra-fast One-Click access
- Create 'Timed-Events', to track Start- and Stop Time
- Add 1 or 2 data-fields to events, and evaluate important trends like fuel-consumption per km
- Select Day, Night or System Mode
- Backup and Restore the Database (Full Version)
The app is free, without advertisements, and offers an "In-App-Purchase" (less then USD 4,00) for the full version.
The app does (besides the communication with Google for licensing) not require Internet, and data is only shared with on-device calendars (like Google-calendar) after switching on this feature.
I have been using an initial version of this app for almost 10 years running on a home-server, and it became 'my indispensable memory' for events mentioned above.
Please have a look at
Google Play Store , and hopefully you like it!
I am grateful for feedback and ideas for improvement.
Thank You!