I would have made more then one app out of this. One app that remembers 0, one that remembers 1, one app that remembers 2 and so on. So the user would not have to pay for all the numbers he doesnt want to track anyhow. If you want to remember "Appointment at 8" just download the appropriate app "Contare 8" and be done with it.
By now my solution to remember "8" is to reinstall "Asphalt 8". But that takes a while. Would be glad to have an easier solution.
The point is, I had an idea, I built it, I released it. I've not finished developing it. For someone who isn't an iOS Developer, I feel like I've achieved something.
As I said, I've not stopped developing it. Now it's out there, I can continue to develop it without feeling like I've let myself down by not hitting my MVP. Check out my blog post to read more; http://james.brooks.so/contare-my-first-ios-app/
I've got another app that I'm working on too, but that is something I want to release as a proper and worthy app.
Congratulations on the lauch to app store.
I had the same idea; count no. of coffees, no. of cigarettes, no. of people, etc. A way to keep accountability about something.
How about swiping left or right (or any gesture really) brings up a new number/page for that number? I'd hate to see the clean interface get changed by another button.
There are two types of "counter" that would fix my needs: a counter like (1, 2, 3.. and its datetime) and another one with just datetime info. With the former you can count the regular stuff like the number of times you do something and at what time. The latter can tell you at what time you do specific actions, like waking up.
This is a powerful thing as long as the user wants to look critically at the gathered data.
Unfortunately I don't have an iPhone or any of the i-family gadgets.
Two small things you can easily fix:
* Your app icon corners are wonky, probably because you aren't making them square for the large images. Apple will do the cropping for you.
* Same thing with the screenshot, I would make sure it's the right resolution so you don't get artifacts.
But these are superficial things that you can fix easily. Congrats again for launching.
I noticed that the app icon was weird. I realised earlier that it's because I uploaded the rounded version rather than the square one.
Regarding the app store screenshots, I've uploaded the right sizes (taken on iPhone 5 and simulator for iPhone 4) so I'm not sure what's happened there.
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[ 8.2 ms ] story [ 55.2 ms ] threadYes, I know it's simple. It's not the best app. But I hit my MVP.
By now my solution to remember "8" is to reinstall "Asphalt 8". But that takes a while. Would be glad to have an easier solution.
The point is, I had an idea, I built it, I released it. I've not finished developing it. For someone who isn't an iOS Developer, I feel like I've achieved something.
In fact I like the app and your attitude!
Congrats on getting your first app onto the app store. Its something I still have to achieve.
As I said, I've not stopped developing it. Now it's out there, I can continue to develop it without feeling like I've let myself down by not hitting my MVP. Check out my blog post to read more; http://james.brooks.so/contare-my-first-ios-app/
I've got another app that I'm working on too, but that is something I want to release as a proper and worthy app.
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I think swiping would fit better though, although there could be a lot of swiping happening if you've got a few counters.
Also, editable titles would let you name your counter.
Unfortunately I don't have an iPhone or any of the i-family gadgets.
Two small things you can easily fix: * Your app icon corners are wonky, probably because you aren't making them square for the large images. Apple will do the cropping for you.
* Same thing with the screenshot, I would make sure it's the right resolution so you don't get artifacts.
But these are superficial things that you can fix easily. Congrats again for launching.
I noticed that the app icon was weird. I realised earlier that it's because I uploaded the rounded version rather than the square one.
Regarding the app store screenshots, I've uploaded the right sizes (taken on iPhone 5 and simulator for iPhone 4) so I'm not sure what's happened there.
Thanks again :)