jjmcgaffey

Looks interesting. I was able to sign in with Google, though I couldn't type my email address (on mobile, Android 10 - I'd type one letter and the keyboard would go away, and when I tapped on the field again the one letter would disappear). The feature list claims recurring tasks (which you say here is a) in the future and b) premium). It also claims mobile access but it's not in the Play Store...

Looks great, waiting for the Android version.

Looks interesting; if/when you get an Android version I'll definitely try it out.

I just finally realized that this never happened - they funded for over $30,000 on IndieGoGo and then went silent. No product, no update, no nothing. Not happy.

On Android, when I'm in a map with walking directions, there's a button called Start AR. It doesn't show up otherwise. I presume there's an equivalent in iOS - make sure you've got the latest version of Maps, of course, and it may take a while to roll out fully.

I've been using it for a while (it rolled out to Local Guides some time ago). I haven't found it a huge battery drain, mostly because (despite the pictures) you use it to figure out the next step, then put it aside and start walking - it will complain at you if you try to walk with the phone up and "looking". It does help, particularly when you come up from a subway station and "where the heck...

Very interesting idea (and I'm so pleased to see it on Android at the start!) but I tried it (near my home, small city) and it generated a walk with four monuments. One was just an address, that's actually nowhere near the pin (10+ blocks away); one was (name of city) Park, pinned in the middle of an apartment complex that's about a block away from the nearest park (which has a name); and two...

Sounds like fun, and I'm delighted it's on both Android and iPhone. But I'm not in Europe and don't travel much - any chance of expansion to the U.S.? Thanks!

I've tried a lot of newsletters, most of which go in-depth on a particular subject; 1440 usually scoops them, and usually has the level of info I want. The summaries in 1440 are often sufficient, though they always link back to a fuller story if I want details. Pros: Covers basically what I want to know - a quick and simple read, with links for more info if I want it. Cons: I haven't found any...

Sounds fantastic! I hope you're planning an Android app as well, or even a web version.

I use a couple old Aerogardens, mostly for starting seeds. This looks like a stripped-down version (especially the price). Proprietary "dirt", specially selected seeds (boo, I want to grow my own). In for one. We'll see how it comes out.

I installed it to try, at least. Why does the Product Hunt Get It include two links to your website, one to the App Store, and none to the Play Store? And you really need to correct the description on the Play Store too, it's clearly copied straight from the App Store - talking about iTunes etc, as well as referencing Aerium (SP?). I wonder how much of the legendary Android users reluctance to...

Looks interesting - I'll try it! I'm doing a panel on gamification at Baycon this year, if this proves useful I'll be discussing it (along with Habitica, which I've used for years as a to-do list).

It sounds like an excellent idea, but I suspect I'll be waiting a while. When it shows up for the US on Android, I'll grab it.

It sounds cool - doesn't have my insurance, it says, I hope I entered it correctly. Also - all the images are of iPhones. Is this app limited to iOS or do you have an Android version as well? Or a web app?

It looks extremely useful... But not to me, as yet. Any chance of an Android app soon?