Apps on by Imaximus

Shift Schedule

Sat, 15 Jun 2013 00:00:00 +0000

Shift Schedule is useful for everyone who works in shifts. It lets you find out who worked — or will work — on any given date (you or your co-worker).

Opening the calendar, you can also see all your shift days. The following schedule types are supported:

24 hours on, 48 hours off;
24 hours on, 72 hours off;
two days on, two days off.

The settings are very simple: pick the schedule type, then pick the date of the first day of any of your shifts. It is also recommended to enter your name and the names of your co-workers.

Contests, Games & Raffles

Thu, 20 Jun 2013 00:00:00 +0000

A universal app originally built for iOS 7, with iOS 6 support.

It contains descriptions of over 1000 contests, games and raffles. It is useful for hosts of corporate events, weddings and parties — and for everyone who wants to have fun with friends or broaden their horizons.

Some of the contests are genuinely funny. While developing the app I read every single one of them — now it is up to you to try them at your next party.

iCycle

Mon, 10 Mar 2014 00:00:00 +0000

A simple women’s calendar that does its job well: it estimates the date of upcoming periods.

The table mode displays information by month for the current year, which saves time — there is no need to scroll through calendar months.

Some may see the lack of temperature charts, notes and other extras as a drawback. For others, it is a virtue: no confusing settings and no pile of unused features. Either way, the description and screenshots will help you decide whether it works for you.

Tuk-Tuks of Pattaya

Thu, 05 Nov 2026 00:00:00 +0000

City transport routes of Pattaya on your phone. The famous white songthaews (folk name — tuk-tuks) that roam the city on a “whatever happens” schedule: raise your hand, ride to your intersection, ring the bell.

What’s inside:

6 routes — Jomtien–Naklua, Thep Prasit, South Pattaya, Central Pattaya, North Pattaya and Sukhumvit Road, with real paths and stops;
three map styles — scheme, streets and satellite (Mapbox);
named stops — tap an icon to see where you are;
ferry schedule to Koh Larn island (Bali Hai pier → Tawaen and Naban beaches) — tap the ship icon;
your own marks — long-press the map to drop a pin: a place, a shop, or just “good soup here”. Marks persist between launches;
route visibility settings — keep only the route you need on the map.

Localized into Russian, English and German.