Inform somebody (or yourself) that you are approaching somewhere!You can define one or more proximity alerts. For each proximity alert you define a point on the map, a radius, an action to be performed (together with parameters), optionaly time frame within which the action will fire, optional rescheduling the alert (fire once, reschedule on distance, reschedule daily based on time frame). When your distance to the point is less than the radius, the action is fired.Actions include:1. "vibrate": Vibrate the phone to inform yourself.2. "sound": Play a sound, again to inform yourself.3. "call": Call a number to inform somebody else. The recipient can hungup the call as soon as he/she receives it.4. "send SMS": Send a short message to inform somebody else.5. "hit URL": For professional use, to inform a server that the owner of the phone is approaching somewhere.Please note:1. By default GPS receiver is switched on/off ("Optimize Power" option) whenever possible in order to save battery. When close to targets, GPS receiver is switched on in order to achieve accuracy.2. If you select the "call" action, the phone also both "vibrates" and optionally "sounds", in order to inform you that it’s about to perform a call. You can let the phone dial a couple of times and then hangup.3. If you select the "send SMS" action, the SMS is NOT recorded in the "Sent" folder.You can view the log of actions fired and you can clear the log.Personal usages:* You want to inform your friend that you are approaching. You drive and cannot call or send SMS. Your friend is informed and can wait for you downstairs.Professional usages:* Ideal for vehicles performing deliveries, schoolbuses (to inform the recipient that you are approaching).Keywords: proximity alert, approach, anapantiti, ??????????