Search Results for "diary sqlite"

EventTalker-Cs is a lightweight, easy to use, talking calendar, events assistant for Linux and this version is built with CopperSpice

FoodDiary is an mobile app, that helps you, tracking what you have eaten in order to stay fit ;). A foodlist is available, that gets updated as often, as possible, and every user has the ability to add and correct data. An activity list is available in order to track, how many calories you have burned. There is also an biodata recording included, that helps tracking your personal goals.

A program written in tkinter / python to handle yours contacts (name, first name, phone number, email and role) Prérequis / prerequisites : Python > 2.5 and tkinter installed

RoboJournal is a cross-platform journal/diary tool written in Qt/C++. Right now, RoboJournal only supports MySQL but support for SQLite (and possibly Postgres) will be added in future releases. RoboJournal runs on Windows and Linux. I would like to eventually support RoboJournal on OSX but unfortunately I have no reliable way to build or maintain a Mac version right now.

Shootingmanager is an interactive version of the shooters diary. It will work together with existing software solutions.

DIETA is a simple program that allows you to maintain the registration of a daily diary for your diet. It contains a useful database with the composition of a conspicuous number of foods that you can modify and expand as you like.

A multiuser Diary Management System that will enable staff in organisations to set/update/view meetings and appointments. The system will operate via a central server, but clients will able to function offline. It will support Mac OSX/Windows/*nix

An Electronic Journal and Diary written using wxWidgets and SQLite.

A optimized diary appilication, designed for keeping track of all your tasks through out the day. Designed to be unobtrusive to daily work but available when needed.

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