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This seems really cool! I installed it yesterday to try it out - I really want something like this. Your on-boarding is really good. However, when it comes tim
by pbiggar 10y ago
This seems really cool! I installed it yesterday to try it out - I really want something like this.
Your on-boarding is really good. However, when it comes time to create an account, I need to create a username and password. Can't I just create the account with facebook? I already gave you access?
I found it very hard to see what's actually going on. The images on the cities are so big that they obscure the context. The "history bar" is confusing (I figured it out eventually), but I thought it was some glitching, and it made it look unprofessional.
I feel lots of data is missing: you pulled from FB but I didnt see evidence of my facebook history.
My use case is to have "reminders" of my life. I'd love if you can pull data from lots of places, in particular my email. The email headers in my gmail probably include where I was at all times over the last decade. Can you include that in some way? If you can pull the photos from my dropbox account, you'd probably have a complete look at my life for the last 10 years at least, but my phone only goes to 2012. (Everalbum does a good job with this).
Anyway, awesome idea, looking forward to trying it again.
- nikolayav1 10y agoHey, thanks for your thoughts. The other team member here. 1. Onboarding: thanks, we thought really hard about what to do there. 2. Images on the cities too big--can you clarify that one, you mean on the intro map you will see an image that is not necessarily representative of your entire time there as you'd like? 3. FB data missing--is that still the case? It's possible you looked while it was still importing where you were expecting content. Basically everywhere you go in the app, Days (when you posted), Cities, Places, People should have data from Facebook if the intro map indicated that the import was working. Feel free to send us a message to feedback@echo.works to follow up if that still looks broken. 4. Reminders: Great ideas, noted. We have also noticed that when we're missing Fabric, the best ways to remember what we were up to are our calendars, emails, and messaging. Thanks again!