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@ugochukwu-850 ugochukwu-850 released this 19 Mar 15:47
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Release Notes

Version 1.0.0

Overview

The Pump Water Management App is a smart, offline application designed to help users in less advanced countries efficiently manage their water usage. Built with Tauri, React, and TypeScript in Vite, this application assists users in knowing when to pump water and how long to leave the pumps on. The app was developed as a side project within 24 hours and aims to solve the problem of water management in areas where it is handled by individuals.

Features

  • Calibration Process: Calibrate your system by measuring the fill time for your tank and a container of known volume. Calibration data is stored locally, so you only need to calibrate once unless you wish to recalibrate.
  • Water Level Estimation: Estimate the current water level in your tank based on the calibration data.
  • Smart Timers: Use timers to record the fill time for the tank and containers.
  • Detailed Instructions: Step-by-step guidance on how to calibrate and estimate water levels.
  • Animated Visuals: Fluid animations and visual feedback to enhance user experience.
  • Offline Availability: The app is completely free and works offline, with no internet required.

Future Features

  • Predictive Pumping: Estimate when you might need to pump water next using historical data.
  • iOS and Desktop Builds: Future builds for iOS and Desktop platforms.
  • Notifications: Add notifications to cover timer features.
  • UI Enhancements: Work on minor UI bugs and improvements.

Known Issues

  • Certain inconsistencies and uncontrollable variables such as water usage at the time of calculation, slight pressure changes, and water blockages are ignored by the app.

Installation

Download and install the bundled apk file.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Acknowledgments

  • Built with Tauri, React, and TypeScript in Vite.
  • Developed as a side project within 24 hours.
  • Inspired by the need for efficient water management in less advanced countries.