They say time is is the most valuable resources. Right now, time feels quicker for me these days and I often lose track of it.

Because of that the app should have the same purposes as an old clock, it plays a little “ding” or a notification every 15 minutes, 30 minutes, or 1 hour, or as long as I like.

Preferably installable with f-droid, can I have an app recommendation.

  • smileyhead@discuss.tchncs.de
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    8 months ago

    My comment won’t be anything helpful, there are some propositions already.
    I just want to give my thought and maybe rant a little, because my Linux nerd mind is screaming to me how this could be done on Linux:

    In crontab:

    */30 7-16 * * 1-5 notify-send "Text"
    

    Sending a notification every 30 minutes from monday to sunday from 7am to 4pm with one line of code not needing to create new app.

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    8 months ago

    Can’t recall an app like that but I’m willing to bet you can get a digital watch to do that

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      8 months ago

      It sorta is a pomodoro, I’ve been using Pomofocus.io for a while for desktop so I don’t lose track of time. Though majority of my time I didn’t spend on a desktop so, a mobile app that also less resourceful could be more useful.

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        8 months ago

        My watch buzzes me if I haven’t stood up for an hour. Not what you’re looking for but the only other thing I can think of is an alarm app that you can set to snooze for half an hour as many times as you see fit. I would guess something like that might exist.

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          8 months ago

          The iPhone built in timer app could be used this way, I’d imagine that the functionality would be similar on android.

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      8 months ago

      This could be it, do you know the software’s name on f-droid?

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    8 months ago

    i can’t personally recommend it, as i just found it, but ‘mindful notifier’ on f-droid appears to do what you’re looking for.

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      8 months ago

      They asked for an app for their phone, you suggested setting up a home server and hosting an application on it, all to just send a notification every 30 mins

      That’s not particularly helpful

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        8 months ago

        Gotta live and have fun too. I’m pretty sure anyone can see it’s not helpful. I’m sure anyone can see I’m just having a laugh. It’s an easy “move on” scenario. Or… I could get all upset.

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    Cuckoo Hourly Chime - A Clock App with Customizable Sounds and Speaking Time

    Cuckoo Hourly Chime is an Android application developed by Dev Technosoft that functions as a clock app with customizable sounds and speaking time. The app is categorized under Lifestyle and is available for free.

    This clock app offers a variety of features such as more than 10 inbuilt sounds that play every half and full hour, including the option to speak time with a custom title. Users can also choose the hours-only option, wake the screen to stop the chime, and stop the app from the notification bar.

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    I use Due on iOS for repeating timers/reminders where I need it to be persistent and annoying because the task is important. Like paying rent, or physical therapy “homework” I kept forgetting. The persistence might be good if you’re worried you’ll just dismiss a normal alarm or forget to start the next timer.

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    8 months ago

    Probably called cockoo clock or pomodoro timer, or interval timer. A quick search shows there are multiple such apps, I haven’t tried them so I’m not sure which to recommend.

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    I like Galarm, it’s an alarm app that lets you set any interval you want to repeat, and you can set it to only occur during certain times. I have an alarm that goes off every two hours from 8:30am-8:30pm, for example.

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      8 months ago

      the shortest google calendar could reoccur an event is 1 day

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          The lads at Google looking at the data gathered on someone with 48 appointments every day:

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        Hmm. That is disappointing.

        Edit: what if you had a daily event with reminders every 30 minutes. You’d have to manually add the reminders, but you would only have to do that once and it’d still be one event.

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      That’s what I’d do, but I’d make sure:

      • I could hide the events in my calendar so I could still see the real events I want to keep track of, or
      • to use a different calendar for this particular thing, or
      • to assign them their own colour which I can easily ignore.