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Following this "small data" concept I was also working on an app that works with a kind of "binary communication". You guys (and girls) seem quite critical, so
by 8bithero 11y ago
Following this "small data" concept I was also working on an app that works with a kind of "binary communication". You guys (and girls) seem quite critical, so I'd be really curious to hear what you guys think of this concept (sorry if this is considered self promotion, it just seemed appropriate to mention it here.)
The idea is a messaging app where recipients can only reply Yes or No, and is intended for quick questions when you don't need an excuse (i.e. "Have you sent the file yet?"), the idea is to gear for wearables and provide a swappable tinder like interface for quick questions.
http://www.getmoshimoshi.com http://www.getmoshimoshi.com
- ebt 11y agoI like the idea, installing the app now. Any plans for Amazon devices?
- 8bithero 11y agoThank! That's really encouraging to hear! :) Yeah, in order for apps like these to be useful they need to be on as many devices/platforms as possible. Re just launched a few days ago on the Play store, so will be uploading to the Amazon store soon too. Its still first release so you will run into some bugs, but we are working through them as we speak! Thanks again for downloading! :)
- prawn 11y agoNice site and nice app design. I think the app has some merit but your challenge will be finding fun/obvious use-cases that are strong enough to get entire groups of people downloading it. Planning a night out seems to be one challenge no app has adequately solved so I'd steer clear, but the angle of convincing groups of people to join for outfit reviews is stronger. I could see girls using it in change rooms before buying clothes, or getting ready to go to a party or whatever.
- 8bithero 11y agoHi, Thank you! Yeah the idea is for every day quick questions like outfit reviews etc. Things that you just need an immediate "yes or no" answer to. The concept is to keep conversation short, sweet and to the point. It's mainly targeted at millennials. I know it's a bit buggy but it you got some time, I'd really appreciate it if you could play around with the app and possibly give it a review! Thanks again! :)