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1. The service will send an email to person A saying "Someone wants to #wannaGoOut". As long as person B doesn't make a typo when copying the hash tag, this pro
by vortico 8y ago
1. The service will send an email to person A saying "Someone wants to #wannaGoOut". As long as person B doesn't make a typo when copying the hash tag, this problem is solved.
2. Yeah, it's a nod to certain eras of web design, which I like, but other people won't care so I agree.
3. It's email-based in order to make it work for recipients who don't have the app.
5. In 2019, it's probably best to support Facebook, Snapchat, and Instagram as recipient addresses... somehow. Although most of those aren't technically possible. Those platforms aren't really great for building services on top of.
- wongarsu 8y ago> 1. The service will send an email to person A saying "Someone wants to #wannaGoOut". As long as person B doesn't make a typo when copying the hash tag, this problem is solved. That's only one of four possible settings, and using it breaks half of the examples: it works great for #reunite, not so great for #breakup
- celticninja 8y agoMy thoughts too on the breakup one, unless both partners have multiple relationships.
- streulpita 8y agoI built this service using Instagram before
- vortico 8y agoLink?