Oops Im Late! Standard Edition Smartphone 1.04

Oops Im Late! is a notification application for Windows Mobile (5/6) phones based upon GPS.
How it works
1. Enter your appointment information in your Calendar as you would normally, either on your phone, desktop or web.
2. Turn on your GPS (built-in on some phones). Check the FAQ if you don’t have a GPS.
3. Open Oops Im late! on your phone. The program will connect to the internet in an attempt to geocode your information using geonames.org. A failure to resolve the address will result in a request for more information.
4. Add or Remove Attendees from your late/arrival notification. (This is your last chance to remove the big boss.)
5. Forget about it; drive where you need to go, when the late status has been determined by the settings you provided, your contacts will be notified accordingly.
Benefits
- No more awkward “I’m running late calls”
- Revolutionary, disruptive technology that is designed to keep your common courtesy quota up
- Major use case is for notification in familiar locations (i.e. regular client appointments, grocery store run, lengthy drive, etc)
- No longer need to make pointless “checking-in” calls such as "Call me when you pass the Gas Station on Route 4." and other “Let me know when you get to x” conversations
- Allows others to regain time and warm the oven, attend to other business, etc.
- Enhances your reputation with courtesy: “The better the reputation outside, the more coming inside”
Features
- Solves basic notification problem, “keep in touch” communication based upon arrival
- Set Up Once: Each location along w/attendees designated are saved after the first use, once the location is set up, only the name of the location need be referenced
- Uses Lateology formula in calculation based upon: the current time, GPS location and appointment settings; designated individuals are notified in each method set (phone, text, email)
- Major use case is for notification in familiar locations (i.e. regular client appointments, grocery store run, lengthy drive, etc)
- No longer need to make pointless “checking-in” calls such as "Call me when you pass the Gas Station on Route 4." and other “Let me know when you get to x” conversations
- Allows others to regain time and warm the oven, attend to other business, etc
- Personalize notifications with what is going on now, ETA, number of active tasks, emails & voicemails unread, music track and album being listened to and other System Properties…
- Send notifications via sms/text messaging
Note: The professional version, available for $99.99, includes additional features, such as:
- Send notifications via email or phone a default contact
- Default Contact - Set single contact to assistant, receptionist or other resource to easily call on any business phone number or mobile assigned to contact. No more looking up contact information associated with a client, event or location
Scenarios
- Weekly meeting at distant location with variable start time
- On way to location during traffic on freeway (tested in Southern California, notorious for Sig Alerts, large entertainment venues and general traffic)
- Long trips with an unknown amount of starts & stops (trip to the country/city)
- Dates, business meetings, special occasions
- Any travel that requires occasional contact as to Estimated Time of Arrival (ETA/ETE)
Failsafes
- No notification if the GPS is lost, no false positive "lates"
- 30 second delay on final warning before notifications sent
- Once notifications sent or time has passed event, no futher notifications are sent
Version restrictions:
- 3 days trial
System requirements:
- Windows Mobile 5/6
- GPS