iPad/iPhone software to track parameters

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Hi all-

I'm wondering what iPad software people use to track the parameters of tank. I saw a few but want to know what most reefers use before I buy a software.

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Anthony
 
Aquarimate is awesome, I love the built in timer feature. Lets you start a time for each test your conducting(can run multiples at the same time) and notifies you when time's up making testing much easier/quicker.
 
I'm using Aquaticlog for my measurements, maintenance, dosing, and water changes. I like the ability to have multiple aquariums under the same account as well as the community aspect. It's also easy to use.
 
+1 on Aquarimate!
 
Lots of votes for aquariamate so far....

How about reef tank pro? Any users/recommendations? Sounds good from description
 
I really like aquiticlog as you can do it from pretty much any device or comp and see it from pretty much any web connected item. It even does some limited graphing, it's free with some basic use, but $30 a year and you get all kinds of features, check out the pic in my siggy, click on it and you can poke around there to see some of the featurs
 
Here is some screen shots of aquatic log I just took...
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I have an apex and tried using it, but it doesn't have multiple timers built in like aquarimate does so I wind up having to switch back and forth between apps which I really dislike
 
The best app for iPhone is Aquaimate and for android it's EZ Reef. EZ reef is free on android i believe
 
I haven't felt the need for a timer but I can respect the desire for one. I just like everything in one place so I use Fusion.
 

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