Is anyone using the aquarimate app?

[Peace River]

I am all for automated testing but based on current pricing of equipment it doesn't make sense for me to use automated testing across many stand-alone systems. I have been looking at the Aquarimate app for a while to manage my "other" tanks. In addition to the one or two main tanks, then there are the breeding tanks, the native saltwater fishes tanks, the freshwater tanks, the tanks with experiments, the tanks with secret experiments, etc. Sometimes the testing is as current as it should be and, even if I have done it recently, I don't always write it down consistently in the same place. For those of you who do use the Aquarimate app (or have used it in the past), do you have any tips? If you aren't using Aquarimate, what else are you using or should I be considering?

 

[exnisstech]

Old guy here. I have a seperate spiral notebook for each tank :face-with-hand-over-mouth:

EDIT: I used to use a spreadsheet in Google sheets but I can't type for $_#@ on a phone so I went back to paper.

 

[Bohemian Waxwing]

I track my testing in Excel.