Mate-O-Meter app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Tyler Weitzman
First release : 09 Mar 2010
App size: 7.92 Mb
Main feature upgrades with Version 3.0:
• Keep a log/diary of every single time you have been loved, pleased, ignored, or yelled at and even add your own notes to it!
• Receive accurate computer-generated analysis and graphs about your relationship with your mate!
Mate-O-Meter is an iPhone App that will improve your relationship with your mate!
Every relationship has its ups and downs, but with Mate-O-Meter you may be able to reduce the stress of the downs and increase the joy of the ups. Mate-O-Meter does so by 1) tracking the frequency, intensity, and duration of each up or down, and 2) by commenting in real-time and giving you analysis of your relationship.
Spouse yelling at you? Don’t make things worse by trying to argue your way out… Instead, launch the Mate-O-Meter, click the “being yelled at” button, and let the meter run until you think the storm has peaked. Then click again to see what Mate-O-Meter has to say. Hopefully, your stress level will fall, your mate will calm down, and the two of you will get along again.
Mate-O-Meter is useful on happier occasions as well. When your mate gives you a gift, compliments you, hugs you, etc, launch the Mate-O-Meter, read the commentary, and who knows what further good things might happen…
"What you measure affects what you do. If you dont measure the right thing, you dont do the right thing." (Joseph Stiglitz)
Spouse yelling at you? Don’t make things worse by trying to argue your way out. Instead, launch the Mate-O-Meter, click the “being yelled at” button, and let the meter run until you think the storm has peaked. Then click again to see what the Mate-O-Meter has to say. Hopefully, your stress level will fall, your mate will calm down, and the two of you will get along again.
Mate-O-Meter is useful on happier occasions as well. When your mate gives you a gift, compliments you, hugs you, etc, launch the Mate-O-Meter, read the commentary, and who knows what further good things might happen…
"What you measure affects what you do. If you dont measure the right thing, you dont do the right thing." (Joseph Stiglitz)