Profile Scheduler App

[bumpylemon]

I hate to make a thread about this because i remember seeing this app a few days ago. i just cant find it now. the app would set times that you wanted your phone to be on a certain profile. like 7-3 (silent for work) then 3:01-bed ring. then back to silent ect. thanks for your help!

 

[CeePeeBee]

is this Locale?

 

[bumpylemon]

i coulda swore it was a free program

 

[Holydoc]

Timeriffic is a free app that I use that uses the time of day to determine what profile to set for the phone. You can do all your examples using it.

What Timeriffic will not do is location profiling. In other words, some apps like Locale, use your GPS location to determine what profile to set your phone. I think all the GPS location type apps have a cost.

 

[scottb]

PhoneWeaver (not free) by SBSH (SBSH Software for iPhone, iPod Touch, BlackBerry, Windows Phone, Smartphone and Symbian S60) is worth a look too.

 

[eggs]

Ear, but I`m not sure it does it automatic yet.

 

[parker09]

Timeriffic is awesome, lacks some options but none the less a great app.

Setting Profile Full will also do the job, has more options then Timeriffic like speakerphone for example but much more fiddlesome

 

[wyountrx]

I used Profile Scheduler for a while, but found it to unreliable. The free one I've settle on is Volume Toggle with Volume Timer. Free, customizable, and reliable.

 

[dmevis]

I find PhoneWeaver to be a great App.

Looks very nice, works very nice.

I use it to keep my phone from ringing/etc. while I am in meetings. It looks at my Calendar and automatically changes to a "Meeting" profile that I created, that keeps the phone quiet.

 

[meyerweb]

Settings Profile will do this, I believe. Even the free version.

 

[onlyurei]

Smarter Profiles
Smarter Profiles - Automatic profile manager that adjusts your Android phone's ringer mode/volumes based on location/time.

Android Market link

 

[Tak1111]

Been doing some research and I believe Smart Volume Control+ does this. I haven't used it myself yet, but I might be giving the app a try though. Sounds pretty good.