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Imagine this.

Six o'clock every morning there are some pills to take. So I have an alarm set for that time. What if there was an alarm type that demanded input and then logged it with time and response? Did I take that pill on wednesday morning? The log would know.

Logged timers could be used for self tests. A diabetic could check the blood glucose level at a specified time after dinner (usually one hour after the meal). The log would take the value and store it with the exact time.

OtherHalves with self test hardware (such as a glucose meter) could report results automatically to the log.

Imagine this.

Six o'clock every morning there are some pills to take. So I have an alarm set for that time. What if there was an alarm type that demanded input and then logged it with time and response? Did I take that pill on wednesday morning? The log would know.

Logged timers could be used for self tests. A diabetic could check the blood glucose level at a specified time after dinner (usually one hour after the meal). The log would take the value and store it with the exact time.

OtherHalves with self test hardware (such as a glucose meter) could report results automatically to the log.