Herein! vs Stats Calendar

Leaving your contact information has never been easier. Herein! turns your contact into a QR Code. You can have it scanned - in restaurants, clubs and all shops that support it. With Herein! you save yourself the trouble of repeatedly filling out forms. The protection of your data is important. It remains on the store owner's devices. There is no central storage. Additionally you can store the QR Code in your wallet. This allows you to show your contact details by double-tapping on the side button or the home button. The code even appears on your Apple Watch via the wallet app. The app is free for all guests and customers. As a restaurateur or shop owner you can activate the app for a fee to collect the data of your guests and customers. Offer your guests a high level of comfort and save yourself the paperwork!

Simple free calendar app. Can display the statistics of registered events, and can also use it as a life log with simple input. The concept is to be able to input events easily. You can see at a glance "How many times did you do this year?", "How many times did you do last month?" Events that are registered many times can be easily registered with quick input. The display of statistics can be freely customized, such as numerical lists, graphs, ranking, etc. Features: - Label your calendar to manage your events. - Select a label and enter an event easily. - Once you have entered an event, long press it for quick entry. - View statistics by label. - The contents of the statistical display can be customized. - Linking with device calendar. - Show Rokuyou ＜FAQ＞ - Why is it free? I personally released this app for non-commercial purposes from the beginning in order to improve my skills for my main job. We have also implemented ads, but there is no point unless they are placed in a prominent place, and this makes the app less user-friendly, so we have temporarily stopped displaying them. - Why did develop this? The OS standard calendar is also installed, but - Easily enter events - Look back at the statistics later - Show Rokuyo (even paper calendars are rare these days) started development based on these concepts. - Where is the data stored? Data is only stored on your device. We have not built a dedicated server because of the running costs. The device calendar was initially built in to read holidays, but now it can also be written based on requests. - What are your plans for the future? I continue to use this app myself, so I would like to continue updating it regularly. Please use it if you like it.