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WhenDidI is a powerful fully configurable personnel events tracker. It has a modern Holo interface with widget support, backup capabilities to your local SD card and Dropbox, and full range of functions to easily manage and analyse your events. You can even send your events list by email through the Androids share facility.

Here's what the press say.

** Reviews **

"I also like the app’s simple and easy to use user interface"http://www.androidauthority.com/whendidi-lite-app-review-134857/"Fast and easy. No more excuse to put some order in your life."http://www.appszoom.com/android_applications/productivity/whendidi-lite-event-logger_cvhsa.htmlSome examples on what you could set up WhenDidI to track are

- How many calories you consumed

- How many pints of alcohol drank

- Cost of lunch per day

- When you last feed the baby

- Time spent in the gym

WhenDidI has a number of activities to help organise, manage, view and analyse your events, and are accessible from the main screen.

CATEGORIES

Each event you enter belongs to a particular category. You manage all your categoriesi here. Note, to edit a category long press on it. To view the events for a category click on it.

EVENTS

Manage and view the all the events you entered here. Events can be added, deleted and modified.

STATISTICS

Gathers statistics for an event category. Shows daily, weekly, monthly averages and totals for quantities and cost. Note, long clicking on a row brings up more details about that particular period.

SUMMARIES

Shows summary information for an event category such as the cost and quantity averages, totals and the largest and smallest values. Days since you last did that event and the average time between events.

MEASUREMENTS

You can add and define new measurements here. These are used for events that collect quantity information. Note, that time is considered to be a quantity.

CHARTS

This activity shows similar information to the statistics activity,  but in graphical format. The latest events are shown first and you can scroll to older events.

QUICK LINKS

Quick links are short cuts to functions that you use often, such as adding an event,  viewing the monthly list of a particular category.  To add a quick link, click on the star icon on the top bar when you in the activity or view. It will be automatically added to the quick links list on the main screen. Long press on quick link to delete or modify the description.

If you want the activities tab to appear before the quick links tab, to mimic the older versions of whendidi, you do so from the settings option tab order.

** Features **

Fully customizable

Unlimited Topics

Unlimited Measurements

Can add notes to events

Statistics on your events

Share your events via email as csv attachment

Holo look on 2.2 android phones

Multiple home screen widgets

Backup to local SD storage and Dropbox

Graphical view of your events with charts

** Stopwatch Integration **

Out sister app, Watson Stopwatches and Timers integrates with WhenDidI. Watson contains multiple stopwatches, which you can set up to publish to WhenDidI. 

** Required Permissions **

Write external Storage - this is needed to backup your data to your internal SD card

Internet - for saving to Dropbox and bug reports

** Trial Version **

Note the Trial (Lite) version allows you to have up to 31 events, which is enough for a months worth if you are entering one event a day. If you want unlimited events, upgrade to the full version. When upgrading to the full version, you can transfer your data using the following steps.

1. On the main screen of the Lite version version, click on the menu.

2. Press on backup local.

3. You data will be stored in local storage.

4. Start the full version of WhenDidI.

5. Click on the menu and press backup local.

6. Click on restore local (be careful not to click on backup local)

7. The full version of WhenDidI should now have the data you gathered with the Trial version.

WhenDidI Lite - Event Logger

Latest Version of WhenDidI Lite - Event Logger