I hope this is the appropriate forum to post this.
So far my search has been unsuccessful for a little app / tool for WM5/WM6 SMARTPHONE: all it needs to do is prompt me for a reminder text and alarm date/time.
At the specified time a reminder just pops up (vibrate/ring) and I can SNOOZE it in 5 minute increments (like older nokia phones.. press n times for n * 5 minute snooze).
Can hold multiple reminders, not just one.
Ideally it should launch with the new reminder prompt so I can quickly add things to remember on the go.
At least this is how I'd imagine my "dream" app.
I don't know if what I wrote makes sense.
You see, I'm an extremely forgetful person. If I'm talking to someone and promise to do something I usually forget it within a minute. Like it never happened. It's pretty serious, I struggle all the time.
I normally use Calendar but it takes too long to enter a simple reminder.
So if anyone could point me in a direction.....where to look
thanks
Greg
ps. no, I don't do drugs. I was born with this sh*t.
ps2. I was just thinking, is there a way to create Outlook FORMS for Pocket Outlook? So I could just create a basic template with two input lines and it adds the rest of the stuff and inserts it into outlook. (and add the private flag because it's synced to the corporate exchange server where calendars are all public... )
Google Calendar to the Play Store
features (copied from the post)
-- Snooze events directly from a notification if you’re not quite ready and want to be reminded later.
--- Use predefined messages to send quick "I'll be late" updates to your event participants directly from the notifications or the event itself (of course, you can always write your own).
--Pinch to zoom in and out of a day.
---Set a home time zone to help you manage your time better when traveling.
http://officialandroid.blogspot.in/2012/10/bringing-google-calendar-to-play-store.html
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Let’s face it—girls (and some guys!) love lots of attention and most men can’t keep up. Rather than forgetting to give your better half the attention they deserve—perhaps you’re in a conference call or very busy with work—Gentlemen’s Assistant (GA) will, cleverly, send text messages of your choosing to, and smartly prompt you to call and email, your significant other to remind them that they mean a lot to you.
Some people are, very much, against automation technology like this, but we believe that anything that can help keep communication high between loved ones is, in the long run, a good thing. GA, by default, will not take any action and largely act as a helpful reminder, and we recommend this type of use.
Warning: GA works well when used sparingly with simple messages—perhaps too well. While it’ll give your significant other the attention they need, they’ll be inclined to reply back and, at this time, GA is not intelligent enough to reply in context—so you’ll need to reply back yourself.
Features
Automatically send custom SMS messages, with scheduling and opportunistic randomization
Automatically start a call, with reminders, near the end of the period selected
Automatically start a prepopulated email, with reminders, on a regular basis
Won’t automatically send a message if:
You are in a call with this person
You recently missed a call from this person (configurable)
This person recently sent a message and you didn’t reply (configurable)
Won’t automatically start a call if you:
Are in a call with this person
Were in a call with this person and didn’t end the period selected with a missed call
Modern Android design with a dark theme
Supports multiple people (when upgraded)
Won’t repeat the last message sent
Set a maximum number of messages per day, week or month
Notifications for upcoming messages (configurable)
Notifications populated with recent conversation history and favorite messages (favorites are currently available on Android 9.0 and later)
Time zone aware (it’ll do the right thing regardless of where you are)
Upcoming messages can be easily edited, disabled, postponed, skipped or quickly changed to other frequently sent messages
History of what messaging actions were taken and why
Tentatively planned features
Won’t automatically send a message if:
You recently sent one (configurable)
You’re at a loved one’s place (configurable)
Biometric authentication to open app
Display actual MMS pictures/content in notifications
Enhanced Artificial Intelligence and machine learning
Helpful Hints
GA can be used to regularly touch base with anyone you care about, not just loved ones!
Use short and sweet, but generalized, messages. Sending a simple “I love you” once a day is far better than sending “You looked amazing in that black dress!”
More varied messages tend to work best.
Disable messages when you and your significant other are together—or select Not Today when notified. While you can schedule messages outside of times you’re likely to be together, you don’t want messages to be sent when you are, for example, sitting right next to them at breakfast.
Don’t wait for GA’s automation! If you are feeling extra loving, let your loved one know in the moment!
Known issues
RCS support is incomplete. RCS messages will not be displayed properly in notifications and messages will be sent as SMS.
Email reminders are still a work-in-progress and we plan to have this completed soon.
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