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The smart Bluetooth thermometer is a wireless Bluetooth transmission temperature measurement product for home cooking and barbecue. It is consisted with one thermometer, two 304 stainless steel temperature probes and a mobile APP which can be downloaded. The function of it is transmitting the tested food’s real-time temperature to the thermometer or the APP by a way of wireless transmission. Meanwhile, it can show and supervise the temperature. The thermometer will alarm to tell the users that the cooking is finished when the tested food reaches the setting temperature. The smart Bluetooth thermometer will facilitate your cooking and barbecue; avoid undercooked or overcooked as well. A small icon of Bluetooth thermometer will appear on your phone when you download and install the smart Bluetooth thermometer APP. After successful connection, the APP will show the tested food’s temperature. Now the users can choose their target cooking temperature via 8 menus. And the users can also change the temperature or add new menu if no existing temperature setting meets their demand. The users can set both the cooking temperature and the cooking time on the APP. And the Bluetooth thermometer will alarm to tell the users that the food is finished cooking when the setting time counts down to zero. How to turn off the Bluetooth thermometer? Pull out the temperature probes. Press the off switch of the Bluetooth thermometer for 3 seconds. Exit out of the APP.

MADE FOR iPHONE DUO Open up more room for your history. On iPhone Duo, see folders beside your trackers when space allows. Fold it closed and keep tracking with the same selected folder. INTRODUCING DONE-DID TRACKING To-Do is a plan. Done-Did is a memory. A to-do list tells you what's next. But life has another question: "When did we last do that?" The snack you handed over. The filter you replaced. The dog you already fed. We call it Done-Did tracking. A timestamped history of the things you've done, built one tap at a time. So the next time somebody asks, your answer is right there. "Did the kids get their snack?" "Yeah, hon. They got their snack at 1:43 on the nose." One little tap. One less thing to keep in your head. DID IT. TAP IT. KNOW WHEN. Create a tracker for something you want to remember. Tap when you do it. Look back when you need an answer. Start with a Health, Habits, or Pets TrackPack, or build your own. Group trackers into folders and arrange them the way you use them. WANT TO REMEMBER MORE? "Apples and peanut butter." "Took the long route." "Changed the upstairs filter." Add an optional note when the details matter. Adjust a timestamp if you're logging something after the fact. Your history is editable, because real life includes the occasional wrong tap. WHEN DID I LAST DO THAT? ANSWERED. Review one tracker, a whole folder, or everything together. Find timestamps and notes, check totals, and explore charts and streaks across views from one day to one year. Wondering how many times today? Set optional Count Warnings for a heads-up as you approach a limit you choose. DONE HAPPENS EVERYWHERE Log from iPhone, iPad, a Home Screen widget, or Apple Watch. Use Siri and Shortcuts to log through your own automations. Just finished the dog walk? Give it a tap from your wrist. Get on with your day. YOU TOOK CARE OF IT. KEEP THE HISTORY. Automatic and manual backups help protect your history. Restore a backup when you need it. With Lifetime Access, export reports as CSV or PDF, or your complete archive as CSV or JSON. START FREE. KEEP IT FOR LIFE. Track up to 5 things for free. A one-time Lifetime Access purchase unlocks unlimited trackers, data export, and all future upgrades. No subscription. Customers who acquired the paid app before version 2.0 keep lifetime access at no additional charge. Existing trackers and history remain available. No account. No ads. No subscription. No user tracking. Your history stays in storage controlled through your Apple devices and iCloud. The developer never receives your tracking data. Kids' snacks. Pet care. Chores. Workouts. Watered plants. Your own completely specific thing. If you've ever asked, "Did I do that?" or "When was the last time?", give it a tracker. Did it? Tap it. Done-Did!