Event tracking app?

[ZepTepi]

Has anyone seen an app that can track events in terms of when they take place and how often they have taken place in a format that is "easy on the eyes". In other words, easy to read.

Some examples of events I mean would be the following:

• Migraine headaches
• Eating out at a restaurant
• Getting your car serviced
• Checking ones blood pressure

Those are some broad examples but I think an app like that could be very useful for a lot of people. An app I use called Days Left is in a format I think could work great in that it has widgets that, for an app like I'm looking for, could have a small widget for each event your tracking. The widget would show the date of the last event and when you click on the widget it would open a database showing the dates and maybe a running count of each instance that event occurred.

If only I knew how to build apps I'd do it myself. ;-)

 

[eworldtech]

Sorry this may be a bit late, but I just joined. I recommend WhenDidI - Event Tracker.

It seems to do what you need.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sjm.eworldtech.whendidi

 

[AlvarezLuis]

Has anyone seen an app that can track events in terms of when they take place and how often they have taken place in a format that is "easy on the eyes". In other words, easy to read.

Some examples of events I mean would be the following:

• Migraine headaches
• Eating out at a restaurant
• Getting your car serviced
• Checking ones blood pressure

Those are some broad examples but I think an app like that could be very useful for a lot of people. An app I use called Days Left is in a format I think could work great in that it has widgets that, for an app like I'm looking for, could have a small widget for each event your tracking. The widget would show the date of the last event and when you click on the widget it would open a database showing the dates and maybe a running count of each instance that event occurred.

If only I knew how to build apps I'd do it myself. ;-)

Maybe you could use a diabetes app?
Just thinking out loud.

 

[deltaforce]

[*]Migraine headaches

Migraine Notebook by Glaxo SmithKline PLC, best in stock for free. I use it. (If you are a sufferer, what meds do you use?)
You can record BP in notes section of same app. (I do so as I am trying to figure out BP to migraine relation.)

 

[Lucas Traore]

Look at Occurrence (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.haredev.occurrence.occurrence) from the app page:

With Occurrence you can track just about everything very simply.

• Tell about an event and in 1 tap, register an occurrence of it
• Repeat as much as you need for as many events as you want
• Check the total number of occurrence, the exact timing of each occurrence, and view a graphic representation
• Delete a single occurrence or a full event