It's an ADHD medication companion. It helps with remembering to take your meds, understanding the effect curve, getting lifecycle notifications (when it peaks, when it starts to wear off), pacing multiple doses throughout the day, and managing your supply.
It's built for iOS and uses the apple ecosystem to ensure privacy for your health data. Data is stored in your own private iCloud account and we do not have access to it.
Bravo! I have worked in observability for years and I have a deep desire for new visualizations technics inspired by video games. It would be great in XR as well.
They've been in business for a long time and I used them when I experimented with QR code for street artists to receive tips. OpenNode is very simple to implement!
As a teenager, I found Terry Pratchett’s email (in a newsgroup IIRC?) and sent him a thank you note. I told him how much his books made me love reading. He answered me with a short and sweet email. It was an important internet moment for me!
As a pre-teen i sent him an embarrassingly pretentious and ungrammatical fan email and was horrified to find a reply from him years later when migrating mail providers.
Better GitHub insights: https://temporiohq.com - still new and there’s a lot of question about how to adapt to the age of accelerated software engineering.
It's an ADHD medication companion. It helps with remembering to take your meds, understanding the effect curve, getting lifecycle notifications (when it peaks, when it starts to wear off), pacing multiple doses throughout the day, and managing your supply.
It's built for iOS and uses the apple ecosystem to ensure privacy for your health data. Data is stored in your own private iCloud account and we do not have access to it.
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