Because I'm a Geek...

[ouroborous 519]

...and I have been having trouble remembering when I can start/stop drinking and eating (let's see, I have to eat and drink every two hours max, but I can't eat less than 30 minutes after drinking, and I can't drink less than 15 minutes after eating, so...)

It pops up and nags me when I forget, or when a feeding/drinking time has arrived!

[Tiffykins 672]

Very nice ! ! ! My little alarm just says "EAT" "DRINK".

[mommaof4yoopers 3]

Absolutely a hoot! How'd ya do that!

[Fatherjonz 0]

Very cool. Very smart.

[avilda 2]

I want one... please.:thumbup:

[Lillie24 2]

I don't think I have gotten to the alarm stage yet because I still can't eat more then once a day.. I am trying to get fluids in. But I do plan on eating more starting Friday since I start back to work Monday. I need to do the same thing and outline when I need to drink lol

[ouroborous 519]

I want one... please.:thumbdown:

Right now it's not in the stage where anyone except a developer can tune things like the alarm frequencies (you have to modify the code to do that). Gimme a week or so and I'll post it for free up here or on my website. I probably won't be able to support it, but hey -- it'll be free, and you get what you pay for!

[Maddie 9]

Very cool!

[avilda 2]

awesome.... thanks so much!!!

[ouroborous 519]

Here you go:

http://www.tcanham.com/downloads/sleevetimer.zip

Download, open it, and run setup.exe.

Oh, I should mention: this is Windows only. The installer may require you to download and install the .Net Framework 3.5 from Microsoft, but this is fairly painless and you really should have it anyway

If you like it and feel generous, you can drop a buck or two via PayPal at prothe113@yahoo.com (I only use that email for spam and PayPal, so don't bother emailing me there :sad0:)

Edited June 4, 2010 by ouroborous

[citizenwill 7]

What a great tool.

Thanks Ouroborous.

Will

[ouroborous 519]

You're welcome. Enjoy!

I'm planning on adding a Vitamin tracker sometime this week. I always forget which Vitamins I've taken and when, and some of my supplements have overlapping Vitamins, and I don't want to OD on some fat soluble vitamins.

Possibly a Water tracker, too. I'm not going to bother with a food/calorie tracker since there are a million great online tools for that.