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I made an iPhone app called Glow about a year ago that visualized "feelings" on a map in much the same way. I was working on a web-based global map as well, but
by devinfoley 16y ago
I made an iPhone app called Glow about a year ago that visualized "feelings" on a map in much the same way. I was working on a web-based global map as well, but got bored of the idea.
http://glowapp.com http://glowapp.com
http://glowapp.com/live http://glowapp.com/live
I guess Glow is an obvious name for map visualization apps.
- joshes 16y agoI'm not sure if it's just me, but I was clicking through the arrows to scroll through screenshots on the front page of glowapp.com and found that two captions seemed to be mixed up: "Use Glow to share your feelings with friends on Twitter and Facebook. Update your status and mood with a single click!" was next to a picture with stars; while, "Rating is easy. Just drag your finger across the stars. When you let go, your feeling will be sent to the cloud." is next to a picture of sharing options. Just a heads up.
- devinfoley 16y agoHey thanks! I'll fix that. Honestly I haven't done any work on the app or site since last summer. I had some pretty good adoption at first, but usage really fell off because, well, it wasn't providing enough value. Then I had a baby and my time suddenly became a lot more scarce/valuable.