Analyse de l'application Weeks Gone pour le 7 avril

The average life-span in North America is around 4,200 weeks. It's important to make each week count as there aren't that many of them! Weeks Gone takes some basic information and calculates your estimated life span, in weeks, based on the latest WHO data. The weeks are displayed as blocks in a personalized calendar that can be explored and rated so you can easily see your entire life. As each week passes you can rate how your week went, get a reminder if you missed a rating and see major events that happened on that week from Wikipedia. All this in a modern, material design app. Weeks Gone helps you ensure each week you've lived is not wasted, and that you're cognizant of the time passing by to ensure you're living in the moment. Features •  Sleek modern material design •  Intuitive design, and a one-time tutorial on app start •  Life expectancy based on most recent WHO data •  No intrusive monitoring or permissions required •  Periodic notifications to remind you to rate the last week •  Historical facts for any week viewed from Wikipedia •  Set notes for weeks gone, and goals for future weeks not lived yet •  Export and import your data so you don't lose it •  Light and dark themes available New features in the works •  Adding more lifestyle criteria to make life expectancy more accurate •  Ability to add a picture to the week rating to capture that week in a single photo •  Integration with various social media accounts