TagTime In The Cloud

[dreev]

@CortTheWart

do you think you could elaborate on this please?

The TagTime Android app has options for saving/exporting one’s log file that made sense in like 2009. I would not be surprised if there’s no way to export logs from the Android app on a modern phone.

I’ve lost track of what you’re doing with the Android app though. Probably not for sanity checking the universal ping schedule but just in case, here’s the thread documenting the official reference implementation:

Official Reference Implementation of the TagTime Universal Ping Schedule

This was previously in another (other) thread but that thread morphed into a discussion about a possible new algorithm so this is now the official home of the official reference implementation of the official algorithm for the universal ping schedule. It’s really official, ok? Until we reach consensus in that other thread, this is the algorithm all TagTime clients should implement! First some constants and global variables: const GAP = 45*60 // Average gap between pings, in seconds con…

See also https://tagtime.glitch.me

@CortTheWart

What is your idea for cloud-based logs?

I’m imagining a SaaS that basically centralizes your TagTime log so you can answer pings on different devices and then log in to the app and see all your pings, export them, etc.