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Would you be able to offer a web version? There are a lot of us who don't have iphones, and that might provide a simpler cross-platform alternative.
by mmm_grayons 7y ago
Would you be able to offer a web version? There are a lot of us who don't have iphones, and that might provide a simpler cross-platform alternative.
- kmdupree 7y agoThanks for the feedback! I hear you on this. I actually am an Android guy myself. Android is on it's way, and we've talked about adding a web version too. it's a bit tricky since we have some feature ideas we have could be tough to implement via a web app.
- mmm_grayons 7y agoGreat, I appreciate the response and am glad to know that. I'm curious, what's the long-term plan for monetization?
- kmdupree 7y agoWe don't really have one. We may never have one. We just knew there was a real problem here. If the app merely helps people get what they need and get home sooner (away from the virus) and doesn't cost us a fortune to maintain, then that's ok with us. If there's a business to build around the app, that'd be great too.
- lucasverra 7y agoJust out of curiosity, what does web lack that you need for your app ?
- realslimjd 7y agoThere's a very similarly named InStok [1] that offers a website. 1. https://www.instok.org https://www.instok.org