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Congrats on launching! I'm curious why you decided to focus on native desktop apps before mobile apps. For me, a note taking system is a non-starter without a
by redhale 6y ago
Congrats on launching!
I'm curious why you decided to focus on native desktop apps before mobile apps. For me, a note taking system is a non-starter without a solid (Android) mobile app, as much of the value comes from quickly jotting down thoughts/ideas as they come to me, which is often when I'm not in front of a computer.
- fastball 6y agoThanks! So this is really just a time constraint issue. The desktop apps will initially just be Electron wrappers around the web app – I'm not a huge fan of this as it results in fairly bloated desktop apps, but we've had people say they'd like desktop apps anyway, so we're gonna do that for hopefully the next release. Mobile apps is a bit harder, as it requires actually writing a new interface, either in something cross-platform like React-Native (probably what we will end up using, as the current web app is in React) or something else. Which is why for the time being we've tried to make the web app itself as responsive as possible on mobile. We also plan to improve the web interface on mobile significantly in the next release to make it feel more like a native app even though it won't be one (yet). But yes, mobile apps are definitely something we want sooner rather than later! Just need more time in the day ;)