Apps for Android
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Bender
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I use Aquarimate. Good tracking app for parameters, tasks, expenses (I have no intention on using that part - Ha), reminders, stock list, wish list, etc. Shows charts to compare stabiity and I use reoccurring reminders pretty often.
There is a small one time fee to buy the app, I think $5 or $10.
There is a small one time fee to buy the app, I think $5 or $10.
Kev The Fish Keeper
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Ill look into that, sounds like a good app. In with you. If my wife find out how much I've spent putting this together she will kill me...lol
muzikalmatt
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I use Aquarium Note and love it. (It's also free!) You can setup notifications/reminders for maintenance items, track your parameters and set optimum ranges. You can also keep track of livestock, add multiple tanks, and a lot more. It's a pretty well-made app and any ads are minimal and not intrusive imo.
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AngelinaWebster
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i asked your question via whatsapp gb 2021. waiting for your reply
scottstephens
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i am also using a lot of widgets on android. very easy
Aquarimate sounds like a useful app for tracking various aspects of a personal aquarium, including parameters, tasks, reminders, stock lists, wish lists, and more. The ability to view stability charts and set up recurring reminders can be particularly helpful for aquarium hobbyists looking to maintain optimal conditions for their aquatic pets.
It's great to hear that the app has a one-time fee for purchase, which can be a more affordable option for users in the long run compared to monthly or yearly subscription fees. Even if you don't plan on using the expense tracking feature, it's still nice to have the option available for those who do. Fm WhatsApp
Aquarimate seems like a valuable tool for aquarium enthusiasts who want to stay organized and keep their tanks in top condition.
It's great to hear that the app has a one-time fee for purchase, which can be a more affordable option for users in the long run compared to monthly or yearly subscription fees. Even if you don't plan on using the expense tracking feature, it's still nice to have the option available for those who do. Fm WhatsApp
Aquarimate seems like a valuable tool for aquarium enthusiasts who want to stay organized and keep their tanks in top condition.
Stephen Glover
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I use Aquarium note to log all my parameters, events and livestock.
Angelo Olson
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Aquarimate is a good choice, you can refer to modilimitado
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There might be another app coming soon...
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Trust me we’ve had this discussion as of last week and you’ll still be the first! It’s close to beta stage now. We’ve had to have a special add on created to go with this app just so we could keep core functionality that we’re all used to. Weeks away.
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