Nag for Android
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Electric Pocket on 2011-12-13 | Category: Productivity
Rating 0
from 0 Votes |
$ Free
- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Electric Pocket on 2011-12-13 | Category: Productivity
Nag is a Productivity app by Electric Pocket. This brilliantly simple timer puts an end to late meetings, burnt dinners and forgotten phone calls - for any short term nudge, memory jogger or for keeping on task - Nag is all you need! Loved by its iPhone users - there's no quicker way to set an alarm or timer than Nag! A single button press sets a nagging alarm that will jog your memory over and over. People use Nag for informal reminders - going to lunch, returning phone.
 |
APK (Android Package Kit) files are the raw files of an Android app. Learn how to install nag.apk file on your phone in 4 Simple Steps:
Yes. We provide some of the safest Apk download mirrors for getting the Nag apk.
1. For advocates of the 'Getting Things Done' or 'GTD' time management methodology Nag's quick, easy and flexible alarm setting makes it effortless to keep on task.
2. Nag's novel controls let you press a single button to set an alarm at the top of the hour, or at a set time away - eg.
3. Loved by its iPhone users - there's no quicker way to set an alarm or timer than Nag! A single button press sets a nagging alarm that will jog your memory over and over.
4. If you want to finely tune the alarm time, then simply press the buttons again to add more minutes to the time.
5. With great graphics, sound effects and customisable reminder message, alert tones and nagging times, Nag is a flexible tool that will become an essential part of your productivity arsenal.
6. When your alarm time comes, Nag will sound its alarm.
7. [Note, and in response to review comments, this version of Nag offers a single alarm.
8. If you don't stop the alarm, Nag will remind you until you acknowledge and stop the alarm.
9. in 5 minutes time, or an hour from now.
Apk Mirror 1: : Download APK
Well designed and easy to use. The look and sounds of the little alarm are nice and could easily less interesting with less effort. If I had any criticism for improvements, it would be to have a volume conrol on the alarm sound, but I am happy with the app.
I use Nag to remind me to get up from the desk to exercise. It seems to be flexible enough for other, yet unknown, uses, too.
I really like it. The key to a timer is to be able to set it quickly. I use this for The Pomodoro Technique, but it also has the flexbility for when I decide to write for an hour without going online or spend 20 minutes processing email. My problem. It has a top of the hour button to nag you at the top of the next hour, whenever that is. It also has a 1 hour button to time you for an hour. On mine the 1 hour button sets the alarm for the top of the hour as well instead of for 60 minutes. So I just hit 30 min twice if I want an hour. Small thing, but I can’t give it 5 starts because of this.
As the top-rated review for this app put it so well, Nag is half-baked. Where is the missing funtionality that is in the excellent Android app? There are several miising features which keep this app from greatness. C'mon developers -- stop resting on your laurels, and get working. Where are the visual cues, the shaking, which is so cool in the Android app? How about multiple alarms, or simple keyboard shortcuts instead of clicks? Menubar icon? Choice of sounds? Why no option for notifications?? The Android app is much more functionally superior--give this a miss.
I use it when studying, I set the timer for 25 minutes and then get 5 minutes of break. This has helped me in my productivity.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
