Hi AF readers...just letting you know I was a part of the team that just rolled out Timeriffic. Would love to get some feedback outside of the usual market comments from a real community.
Hi AF readers...just letting you know I was a part of the team that just rolled out Timeriffic. Would love to get some feedback outside of the usual market comments from a real community.
It lets you set your phone to quiet period daily.
It was released last night in the marketplace.
It is freeware.
Enjoy.
It is already being discussed as to how to implement, but you bring up a good use case, ability to create a custom time but not enable it.
Thanks for the feedback.
We have posted a new update to Timeriffic and has profiles and more features...I think you and others interested in controlling the device's sound and vibrate based on day/time will be pretty happy.
Let us know what you think.
PS We also updated the visuals too.
I am happy to report, that is in place!
You can create all sorts of profiles with various time and alert, sound settings and enable or disable them as needed.
So based on post #5 you can set up a Mon - Thu, Sun profile with the time the same for them and the alert settings the same and then set your sep. Fri and Sat profiles as per your example. And finally you could disable the Sat. one as you have shown. All the features you suggested are in place!
Let me know what you think.
Thanks for the feedback and ideas. Feel free to rate the app in the market too.
We toyed with the notification status icon. One reason we decided against it was, more transparent app this way. We know could make it an option for those users who desired it, we felt our first focus was all the scheduling things.
Our next feature is going to be some sort of data backup, as we realize people will "invest" time in creating their custom profiles and allowing SD card/email a txt file backup and import will help users who experience a crash/bug/lost/broken device.
I will add the notification icon request to our queue.
Good ideas as always. Noted.
Wow. That is awesome. First off thanks so much for your level of interest. It is appreciated.
We will certainly bang together some ideas surrounding this and think about how it can be done.
I am really impressed that you love it so much to do this kind of work.
Thanks. It is great motivation.
I have some other thoughts about how that could be done with Google's Calendar, except the API is currently not open the way we need it. But then you could have a Timeriffic Calendar and adjust on your desktop which would then be read by your G1 or any other "future" Android devices....that is where I would like to see it go.
I use excel and paint to make a rough representation of my thoughts ...sorry that it isn't polished
Nice gfx. Now we have to fit that in 320x480
Yes, this is one feature the phone should of had by default. I'll give it some play and give you my feedback soon. I think its really cool that you preload it with profiles for playing.
Question could you of build a default profile that says if you don't have a time frame established automatically have the settings a certain volume so you don't have to literally define every minute of every day? For example I work Mon-Friday 8am-430pm so I'd want the volume 50%, but after work I'd like it to be loud by default.
Could/Would you add Media or whatever its called so if we receive Text messages or emails the volume could be set to match the ring volume? I'm at work I don't want my text message to come in loud, but I'd like it the same volume as my ringer. After work I don't want my text message low I'd like it loud which just happens to be the same as my phone.
I'll play with it none the less and thank you for all of the hard work.
I may do another Profile/event that would cause a conflict and show how that would appear on the Calendar-Graph ....
so as you check/uncheck different Profiles you would see if you had overlapping events ...
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