New app idea: SOP

[dcdom2]

TimeR Machine makes routines easier and more manageable, including in professional settings . It would be awesome if you also make an app for standard operating procedures: checklists where you can create a new one for a specific date and time and tick off the applicable items.

Thanks

[DeweyReed]

Thank you for using the app and sharing your advice!

There have been a lot of excellent to-do-list apps on the market. You may want to try some already successful ones.

[dcdom2]

I didn't mean a regular to-do list app but something like a take-off checklist. Something reusable.

Imagine that you are an inspector and have a fixed list of items you review for each location/day/etc.

[DeweyReed]

I have a fixed list of missions I must do every day. And I use a to-do list app and postpone every task until the next day after finishing it. Those apps are very mature and provide advanced features I can't implement, like syncing across multiple platforms.

[dcdom2]

No problem. Thanks for the great software you do develop.

[DeweyReed]

Hi, I want to share an app I just found with you. Todoist can create recurring tasks that reschedule themselves after completion. There are some free quotas for a free account.

I guess that a lot of popular to-do-list apps provide a similar feature.

[dcdom2]

Thanks for the suggestion, although what I had in mind was something like this

or this

A template that you can as many times as you wish and records the previous entries (by date or location etc). Like an inspector inspecting apartments or pre-flight checklist.

The closest apps I can find to approximate what I mean is Loop Habit Tracker (the idea of following individual daily tasks over time) or

or Reusable Checklist (the idea of templates that can be used at will and repeatedly).

[dcdom2]

Think of it as someone going to work and has a fixed list of todos/check-ups/inspections to do every shift. And to be able to see their history (how many days in the last month did I do X? when was the last time I found Y malfunctioning? etc)

[DeweyReed]

That's very professional. There may be similar apps in some professional industries. Or you can consider building one. It's exciting and proud to create apps and share them with others. :D

[dcdom2]

I can't code, unfortunately.

[DeweyReed]

Okay. Learning to build Android apps has been a lot easier these days. BTW, The best thing about maintaining an app by oneself is that you can always tailor it. :D