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My Tracking App: count cigarettes, IQOS or anything u want and cut down at your own pace in c/opensource@lemmy.ml
My Tracking App: count cigarettes, IQOS or anything u want and cut down at your own pace in c/opensource@lemmy.ml
My Tracking App: count cigarettes, IQOS or anything u want and cut down at your own pace in c/opensource@lemmy.ml
My Tracking App: count cigarettes, IQOS or anything u want and cut down at your own pace in c/opensource@lemmy.ml
My Tracking App: count cigarettes, IQOS or anything u want and cut down at your own pace in c/opensource@lemmy.ml
My Tracking App: count cigarettes, IQOS or anything u want and cut down at your own pace in c/opensource@lemmy.ml
[–] [S] 1 point 3 weeks ago

Thanks, I didn't know Habits! Mine is more specific to smoking: it keeps track of what's left in the pack, how much you're spending and lets you set a plan that lowers the daily limit over time. But if a general habit tracker is enough for you, Habits looks great.

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    Allergy Radar: pollen levels for anywhere in Italy, plus a symptom diary (lemmy.ml)
     

    License: MIT

    I couldn't find any app in the stores that tracked allergy levels based on location, even an approximate one, so I built my own.

    It shows 15 types of pollen for wherever you are in Italy. Forecasts come from Open-Meteo (CAMS) and real measurements from ISPRA, and next to each value the app tells you which of the two it is, or if it's just an estimate.

    There's a symptom diary that takes a few seconds a day. After a while it shows which pollens match your worst days, and you can export it as a PDF for your allergist. It also has alerts and a home screen widget.

    No account, no ads, no trackers, and it doesn't need Google Play Services.

    The app is only in Italian for now, since the data only covers Italy.

    APK: https://github.com/lorenzocaputodev/allergy_radar/releases/latest
    Source: https://github.com/lorenzocaputodev/allergy_radar

    Four screenshots of Allergy Radar: today's pollen levels for your area, the symptom diary with the month calendar, a comparison between one pollen and your symptoms, and the month-by-month flowering calendar.
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    Due app Android open source: pollini in Italia e un contatore per fumare meno (lemmy.ml)
     

    Ho sviluppato My Tracking App per aiutare la mia ragazza a monitorare il consumo giornaliero di Terea Turquoise e a ridurlo, Allergy Radar invece perché non trovavo negli store nessuna app che tracciasse il livello di allergie in base alla posizione (anche approssimativa), così me la sono creata da solo.

    Allergy Radar mostra i pollini della tua zona in tutta Italia. Usa le previsioni di Open-Meteo e le misure ISPRA, e accanto a ogni valore dice se è una previsione, una misura o una stima. C'è un diario dei sintomi da pochi secondi al giorno, con avvisi, widget e un PDF da portare all'allergologo. Non servono i servizi Google.

    APK: https://github.com/lorenzocaputodev/allergy_radar/releases/latest
    Codice: https://github.com/lorenzocaputodev/allergy_radar

    My Tracking App serve a contare sigarette, IQOS o svapo e a ridurre con calma: piano di riduzione, obiettivi, widget, quanto spendi e quanto risparmi. Non ha accesso a internet, i dati restano sul telefono. È in italiano e in inglese.

    APK: https://github.com/lorenzocaputodev/my_tracking_app/releases/latest
    Codice: https://github.com/lorenzocaputodev/my_tracking_app

    Licenza MIT, niente pubblicità, niente account. Se le provate fatemi sapere cosa non va.

    Due immagini una sopra l'altra. In alto, quattro schermate di Allergy Radar: i pollini di oggi nella tua zona, il diario dei sintomi con il calendario del mese, il confronto tra un polline e i tuoi sintomi, e il calendario delle fioriture. In basso, quattro schermate di My Tracking App in tema scuro: il conteggio di oggi con il pulsante «Ho usato», obiettivi e badge, la cronologia con i grafici, e le impostazioni con lingua e valuta.
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    My Tracking App: count cigarettes, IQOS or anything u want and cut down at your own pace (lemmy.ml)
     

    License: MIT

    I built this app to help my girlfriend track how many Terea Turquoise sticks she smokes a day and support her in cutting down.

    You log every cigarette (or IQOS, vape, whatever you want to cut down on) and it keeps track of how many you had, what's left in the pack and how much you're spending. You can set up a reduction plan for each product, and there are goals and charts by day, week and month.

    There's a home screen widget so logging is one tap, plus reminders, CSV export and backup.

    It doesn't even have the internet permission, so nothing leaves your phone. English and Italian, it follows the phone's language, and you can pick €, $ or £.

    APK: https://github.com/lorenzocaputodev/my_tracking_app/releases/latest Source: https://github.com/lorenzocaputodev/my_tracking_app

    Four dark-theme screenshots of My Tracking App: the home screen with today's count and a big "I used it" button, the goals and badges screen, the history screen with a 7-day chart and a 30-day trend, and the settings screen with language, currency (€, $, £) and reminders.