SeeedRadarTool vs Supplement Reminder & Tracker

Description: The SeeedRadarTool app is designed to complement the mmWave for Xiao module by Seeed Studio. It provides developers with a convenient toolset for exploring and developing applications using the mmWave technology. With this app, users can easily configure and interface with the mmWave for Xiao module, access sensor data, and develop custom software solutions. Key Features: Convenient configuration interface for mmWave for Xiao module Access to real-time sensor data Customizable settings for advanced users Developer-friendly API for software integration Compatible with Seeed Studio's mmWave for Xiao hardware Note: This app is intended for development and educational purposes. It requires the mmWave for Xiao module from Seeed Studio to function properly. Feedback: We value your feedback! If you encounter any issues or have suggestions for improvements, please contact us at techsupport@seeed.io. Privacy Policy: For information about how we handle your data, please refer to our privacy policy available within the app or on our website.

Not sure whether you already took it today? Home shows each supplement with the time you logged it, like "Vitamin C · logged today 08:12". Tap once to log an item; tapping an item you already logged only shows a notice and changes nothing. Undoing takes a confirmed second tap. Record supplement names, dosages and up to three reminder times. Check each supplement once per day and review your calendar, 30-day daily check statistics, streak and remaining stock. Each daily check subtracts one stock unit regardless of recorded dosage; an in-app refill notice appears at seven units or fewer. Notifications depend on device permissions, operating-system settings and scheduling limits; exact delivery is not guaranteed. Records stay on your device without an account. No ads or tracking permission request. Follow product labels and advice from your doctor or pharmacist. The app does not determine ingredients, benefits, safe combinations or dosing times from names. No warning does not mean a combination is safe.