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Thanks, thecupisblue. This is a "cold shower" - I appreciate you being straight-forward. I agree that the UI is not the best, that's not what's worrying me :)

by gab007 8y ago

Thanks, thecupisblue. This is a "cold shower" - I appreciate you being straight-forward. I agree that the UI is not the best, that's not what's worrying me :) Initially I've started working on this because I needed an app that does this, this and that - and I could not find one. As it is now, I am actually using it on regular basis. Right now I am trying to figure out if there are any others looking for the same features - and validate that. Thanks for the input.

quickthrower2 8y ago
Its a nice feature set, but its hard to sell me on a separate app. I persevere with google keep and google calendar even though they are less than ideal because I already have a login for them. For notes at work its one note because everyone else uses it. So great features are less of a sell than convenience for me.
- gab007 8y ago
  Same here - I only sign-up for services that are a "need" not a "want". If I implement a "Sign up with Google" feature - would you try the app? Thanks for checking!
  - quickthrower2 8y ago
    I'm still not sure. I am not sure it solves any pressing need. Sure Google apps have problems but I can get by with them. It's kind of an 'activation energy' thing where if Google were to cancel keep/calendar I would hunt for another solution. But it might be a .txt file on Dropbox because then again I don't need another service. It is a bit like JavaScript fatigue. I have SaaS fatigue! Especially as a developer using Azure, Dropbox, Travis, GitHub, Keepass, Google, etc. then at home using Netflix etc.
    - gab007 8y ago
      > I have SaaS fatigue! I've smiled at this one. Taking a moment to think about it, it's true. If you've looked at the presentation, one the things I'm looking at - is to market this as a personal device, for exactly that reason. Thanks for input.

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Thanks, thecupisblue. This is a "cold shower" - I appreciate you being straight-forward. I agree that the UI is not the best, that's not what's worrying me :)

by gab007 8y ago

quickthrower2 8y ago
Its a nice feature set, but its hard to sell me on a separate app. I persevere with google keep and google calendar even though they are less than ideal because I already have a login for them. For notes at work its one note because everyone else uses it. So great features are less of a sell than convenience for me.
- gab007 8y ago
  Same here - I only sign-up for services that are a "need" not a "want". If I implement a "Sign up with Google" feature - would you try the app? Thanks for checking!
  - quickthrower2 8y ago
    I'm still not sure. I am not sure it solves any pressing need. Sure Google apps have problems but I can get by with them. It's kind of an 'activation energy' thing where if Google were to cancel keep/calendar I would hunt for another solution. But it might be a .txt file on Dropbox because then again I don't need another service. It is a bit like JavaScript fatigue. I have SaaS fatigue! Especially as a developer using Azure, Dropbox, Travis, GitHub, Keepass, Google, etc. then at home using Netflix etc.
    - gab007 8y ago
      > I have SaaS fatigue! I've smiled at this one. Taking a moment to think about it, it's true. If you've looked at the presentation, one the things I'm looking at - is to market this as a personal device, for exactly that reason. Thanks for input.