Monday, February 2nd, 2015 | 5:01 pm
The development of mobile devices has gone hand in hand with the emergence of hundreds of applications seeking help in our daily lives. Even now there is a app that helps us know who our friends really.
This is Pplkpr (People Keeper which can be translated something like ‘social guardian’) an application that synchronizes with a bracelet that measures your heart rate to record how you feel every time you meet a friend or family member. In addition to the data provides the bracelet, which have peaks observed if Stress or excitation, also uses information that is manually entered by answering a questionnaire.
Over time, the application learns increasingly more about your emotions and how you affect people who frequent. This way you can help a user to know if anyone stressed or calms and suggests moving away from negative people, reports the BBC website.
Also, according to the data to be collected, the app writes messages text, calendar appointments with people who “I agree” or erase your phone contacts considered toxic. Basically, it tells you who you should spend more time and who need to get away from your life.
Its creators, artists and Kyle McCarthy Lauren McDonald’s developed through a test a week with eight students in the Carnegie Mellon University in the United States.
“Many of the decisions (the app) are things one would cost you to decide, and have something external to do it for you can be a relief or sometimes can help you choose, “McDonald explained the specialized site Mashable.
If you want to start using this application -of currently only available for operating systems IOSCO can download it from the App Store for free.
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