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Location reminder app features

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old_codger

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I have no idea where to post this. Apologies if I'm out of line.
Is there a location reminder app with a alarm delay? That is, sometimes I get an alarm when I reach a location, but I'm 10-15 minutes from the office I'm visiting. I'd like to set a location reminder and set a delay of 5,10,15 minutes before alarm.
 
I think the link is broken so you may have to go directly to Google Play Store and download this app is called Location Alarm
 
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old_codger said:
Thanks for the reply. If I have the right app (by Tonape), I see no 'delay alarm' option.
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You're correct there isn't a delay setting in that location tracking app. But there is a distance alarm setting. This app may not be exactly to your specifications but I thought that you would find some use for it considering that it does set an alarm when you reach your destination or when you come close to it. Also in hindsight consider one can't locate that app that one desires so one could improvise to what they have access to.
 
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You're correct there isn't a delay setting in that location tracking app. But there is a distance alarm setting. This app may not be exactly to your specifications but I thought that you would find some use for it considering that it does set an alarm when you reach your destination or when you come close to it. Also in hindsight consider one can't locate that app that one desires so one could improvise to what they have access to.
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Thanks for the help regardless. I've found thousands (I'm rounding) of location based reminders. Nearly identical with the exception of where the buttons are. Apparently not one of them wants to separate from the others with a feature I think many would cherish
 
old_codger said:
Thanks for the help regardless. I've found thousands (I'm rounding) of location based reminders. Nearly identical with the exception of where the buttons are. Apparently not one of them wants to separate from the others with a feature I think many would cherish
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There are two of many things that make a developer become a developer. One is they can't find an app they would like to see or use, the 2nd is to build an app that no one else has developed yet. If you can't find it learn how to build it:thinking:
 
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