Looks interesting...my main concern with these apps is always battery life. My battery gets slammed even without location updates running in the background.
Hi, I'm one of the co-founders. Althought there will always be a certain level of battery drain from use of GPS hareware, we've done extensive research to intelligently balance location updates with energy consumption based on a number of context based factors.
For a second I was really excited about this, until I realised I don't have an iPhone. Not saying as a startup you should shift your focus on other platforms at all, but are you guys working on an Android app at the moment?
Would be neat to see a time lapse video of a bunch of guests arriving to a party or other big event sort of in the vein of this fedex plane thunderstorm reroute timelapse: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JdrSBzy8NwQ
I'd love an Android version of this that hooks up into the calendars that I sync. I love the idea that I can automatically let people know roughly where I am (or more importantly, others are) if I'm running late to a meeting. A cool feature I could think of is that the app can give estimates of how long it will take for person x to arrive given that they are walking/driving on public transportation.
Also, I find it incredibly amusing that the Moojive team is based in Sydney. Knowing the public transportation/traffic there it's only logical that this app came from there. If there's one constant in life, it's that you're going to be late to something in Sydney.
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[ 2.1 ms ] story [ 16.6 ms ] threadNice to see a real time view rather than call people to find out how far off they are.
Would be awesome to see a large number of people descend on a big party or similar.
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Also, I find it incredibly amusing that the Moojive team is based in Sydney. Knowing the public transportation/traffic there it's only logical that this app came from there. If there's one constant in life, it's that you're going to be late to something in Sydney.