Idea for iPhone app!

[dshack]

We've all seen banners like mine that calculate how much money we save vaping. I'd love to see this kind of savings calculator built for the App Store. When I talk to people about vaping, it would be great to pull out my iPhone, punch in some numbers and show them how much they could be saving on the spot! After all, saving money is a big reason a lot of us started vaping in the first place. Any app developers out there up to the challenge?

 

[t9c]

That would be pretty easy to do with an Excel type app. Does OpenOffice run on the iPhone yet?

 

[SlimXero]

maybe this is just the iPhone hater coming out in me, but i'm pretty sure it already has an ap like this...called a calculator.

 

[breaktru]

maybe this is just the iPhone hater coming out in me, but i'm pretty sure it already has an ap like this...called a calculator.

Good one SlimXero!

 

[avj7209]

SlimXero... if it hasn't been said already, congrats on being smoke free for 1 year! I just noticed your banner!

 

[SlimXero]

Thanks so much i feel better than i have in years

 

[dshack]

maybe this is just the iPhone hater coming out in me, but i'm pretty sure it already has an ap like this...called a calculator.

Please share this calculator formula with us. I'm sure we'd all love to hear it!

 

[Denrock316]

Please share this calculator formula with us. I'm sure we'd all love to hear it!

Well you add up e-cig costs for a given period of time, add up analog cost for same period of time. Then you subtract the e-cig costs from the analog costs and that is your savings. (Or deficit if it's turned into a hobby/obsession lol)

 

[SlimXero]

Well you add up e-cig costs for a given period of time, add up analog cost for same period of time. Then you subtract the e-cig costs from the analog costs and that is your savings. (Or deficit if it's turned into a hobby/obsession lol)

thanks for taking care of my light work good man.

 

[dshack]

Well you add up e-cig costs for a given period of time, add up analog cost for same period of time. Then you subtract the e-cig costs from the analog costs and that is your savings. (Or deficit if it's turned into a hobby/obsession lol)

Yeah, but apps are so much cooler!

 

[SlimXero]

Yeah, but apps are so much cooler!

Are you seriously that lazy?

 

[Doberz]

My android has the My Last Cigarette App that tells you way more info than you really need to know, lol

* Nicotine level readout
* Expected cravings readout
* All calculations are based upon the latest medical knowledge and statistics.
* Daily motivational quote or medical fact.
* Deaths since you quit readout
* Daily motivational message
* Carbon Monoxide level of your blood
* Increase in life expectancy readout
* Time you have been a non smoker readout
* Number of cigarettes NOT smoked readout
* Your risk of a heart attack compared to your risk before
* Your risk of lung cancer compared to your risk before
* Money saved
* Expected circulatory improvement
* Expected lung function improvement
* Readouts updated every second and are based upon your own personal past smoking habits.

 

[wolfiebeast]

Android Market also has the Stop Smoking app. It keeps up with the days and hours that you have not smoked. It also keeps a running total of money saved.
Mine is 221 days and 23 hours . It pretty much like the banners on the forums.
Really simple and small app.

 

[dshack]

Are you seriously that lazy?

Sadly... yes I am. BTW I like your new avatar.

 

[dshack]

Android Market also has the Stop Smoking app. It keeps up with the days and hours that you have not smoked. It also keeps a running total of money saved.
Mine is 221 days and 23 hours . It pretty much like the banners on the forums.
Really simple and small app.

That's awesome wolf! I wonder if there's any way to run Android apps on an iPhone???
Gee, how could we get all this info out the calculator on my iPhone!

 

[Doberz]

That's awesome wolf! I wonder if there's any way to run Android apps on an iPhone???
Gee, how could we get all this info out the calculator on my iPhone!

There's already an app for the iPhone.
Free iPhone App Aimed at 'Quitters' - Psychological help from an iPhone application - Softpedia

 

[dshack]

Thanks Doberz!
I checked out the iPhone Quitter app and it is sorely lacking. Only shows money saved since quitting.
It would be great to see a detailed app out there for vapers. An app on iTune would bring vaping a lot of good attention.

 

[KYFlyer67]

maybe this is just the iPhone hater coming out in me, but i'm pretty sure it already has an ap like this...called a calculator.

Spoken like a true smart*ss! I couldn't have said it better myself.

You know, instead of an app, how about a mod to screw an atomizer into your iphone. I like the idea of vaping my phone.

 

[dshack]

I like the idea of vaping my phone.

How about a iPhone case that adds extra battery life, has a 510 connection that looks like a stubby antenna and is plugged into the doc so it can be app driven?
Change the voltage via the iVape app. Sounds good to me.

 

[Warped3k]

I was thinking, maybe make a suggestion in this thread? He's done a really good job with the ejuice app, maybe he might be able to integrate something in... just an idea.

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/forum/diy-e-liquid/90148-free-diy-ejuice-iphone-ipod-touch.html