Aquarium logging app.

Thanks for the reply....I like to tinker to much for a controller lol.

Any features you'd like in particular ?
 
I need to figure out if the software provided with controllers allows annotation of the data. A lot of the important information in my log right now is stored in the text comments, not the data itself.
 
That will be cool. My preference is to have the data and comments logged in the same location to make comparison easier.

I'll be interested to see what you come up with.
 
Cool! I was actually looking at that one. What's your favorite feature ,and why would you recommend it?
 
i like the way i can run multiple tests and it knows the time each test takes. then if i need to i can post a graph or list of the history of my levels. but it has loads more :)
 
it also has a huge list of inverts fish and corals which gives you pictures and specific info about that species.....and i mean huge lol
 
@cale0721 , favorite features?

Do any of these have a coral progress kind of thing ?

Like date added and notes what not?


I like that I can set reminders on things like water changes and additives. And yea they have a time line feature to track progress or coral and fish etc.
 
I haven't tried the two apps mentioned, but I just got one called Aquarium Note. It was free. It gives reminders and you can have progression shots on certain things.
 
I'm building my own controller. Currently just have a Web Interface which I enter my data into. I also get a weekly summary email of what maintenance that is upcoming. My next goal is to finish working on power outlets and then add sensors and other options.

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Aquarimate is Awesome. It will give you tasks, reminders, log all your parameters and see them in graph style and logging of livestock and equipment. Best app in my opinion.
 

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