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I'd recommend adding a simple client, that syncs with the site. And think about the situations under which someone wakes up: Are they definitely going to have
by JayNeely 19y ago
I'd recommend adding a simple client, that syncs with the site. And think about the situations under which someone wakes up:
Are they definitely going to have internet access? Nope. Better have an offline mode.
Is their computer going to be on already? Maybe not. Better give it an automatic start-on-startup option, and make sure it's lightweight enough to open in a flash.
Are they going to wake up with their computer around them? Probably so, really, or at least the majority of the time. So a desktop client's a good call, because it doesn't have to be portable, and you can store detailed settings, because they're not going to be changing them over multiple computers.
Also, you're a grad student in Shanghai? Wouldn't an SMS interface be well-received? I sense potential twitter partnerships!
If you want to talk about this anymore, I hang out in #startups on irc.freenode.net a lot. I like your idea, I'd love to help you brainstorm more.
- btw0 19y ago>Think about the situations under which someone wakes up I haven't think about it, accessibility is essential here. Thank you. >Also, you're a grad student in Shanghai? Wouldn't an SMS interface be well-received? I sense potential twitter partnerships! Yeah, I am in grad school in Shanghai, everybody gets a mobile phone here, but I wonder if SMS is too cumbersome for dream input, after all it's a long text to type with the tiny keyboard. >If you want to talk about this anymore, I hang out in #startups on irc.freenode.net a lot. I like your idea, I'd love to help you brainstorm more. Thank you for your interest, I definitely would contact you when finish my paper reading homework. :)