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Anyone here have an iPhone app they're releasing? I'd love to hear about it.

damon 18y ago
I'm releasing one at some point. If I can ever get the MLS data. Yikes what a mess. http://codemorphic.com/products http://codemorphic.com/products
- tstegart 18y ago
  What about the timeline for your other apps?
DenisM 18y ago
I got one. It's a password manager with built-in online backup. It's not in the store yet - Apple is taking their time approving it. :-( In the mean time you can try our Windows Mobile or Android versions - these are free for now at our web site http://www.memengo.com http://www.memengo.com The online backup feature is my pride - you can actually view and edit your backup online (decryption happens in the browser, not on the server), and you don't need a phone to try that out. So in essesne, it can be used as online password manager.
jws 18y ago
I will likely cancel mine, after thinking about it for a few days. There are three competitors in the store today. By the time Apple allows me into the market there will be a defacto standard and in this application's market "good enough" is good enough so I won't be able to unseat the standard.
- tstegart 18y ago
  jws - Who are your competitors? Is yours done, or does it still need work?
  - jws 18y ago
    The field is musical instrument tuners. Mine is not completed, and can't be until I can run on the hardware. I must choose which techniques will yield the best results within the confines of the available CPU power. My test version uses many algorithms in parallel for the purposes of studying them. I was working under the assumption that Apple would open the gates a few weeks before release day and that would be time for me to select the algorithm, but I was wrong.
    - tstegart 18y ago
      I take it there's a lot still to be done? Otherwise why not give it a shot and see how it does?
      - jws 18y ago
        Support. If sell a copy, then I will be obliged to provide support for years. I won't take on that burden without a reasonable upside. I'll probably publish my findings on pitch detection algorithms and send the rest to the bit bucket.
        tstegart 18y ago
        Thats a good point. What's your estimate on how much support you'd need to provide? I'm not being a pain here, I'd really actually interested to know how much you think you'd have to do, and where that intersects with making money to make the venture worthwhile in your eyes.

damon 18y ago

I'm releasing one at some point. If I can ever get the MLS data. Yikes what a mess. http://codemorphic.com/products http://codemorphic.com/products

tstegart 18y ago
What about the timeline for your other apps?

DenisM 18y ago

I got one. It's a password manager with built-in online backup. It's not in the store yet - Apple is taking their time approving it. :-( In the mean time you can try our Windows Mobile or Android versions - these are free for now at our web site http://www.memengo.com http://www.memengo.com The online backup feature is my pride - you can actually view and edit your backup online (decryption happens in the browser, not on the server), and you don't need a phone to try that out. So in essesne, it can be used as online password manager.

jws 18y ago

I will likely cancel mine, after thinking about it for a few days. There are three competitors in the store today. By the time Apple allows me into the market there will be a defacto standard and in this application's market "good enough" is good enough so I won't be able to unseat the standard.

tstegart 18y ago
jws - Who are your competitors? Is yours done, or does it still need work?
- jws 18y ago
  The field is musical instrument tuners. Mine is not completed, and can't be until I can run on the hardware. I must choose which techniques will yield the best results within the confines of the available CPU power. My test version uses many algorithms in parallel for the purposes of studying them. I was working under the assumption that Apple would open the gates a few weeks before release day and that would be time for me to select the algorithm, but I was wrong.
  - tstegart 18y ago
    I take it there's a lot still to be done? Otherwise why not give it a shot and see how it does?
    - jws 18y ago
      Support. If sell a copy, then I will be obliged to provide support for years. I won't take on that burden without a reasonable upside. I'll probably publish my findings on pitch detection algorithms and send the rest to the bit bucket.
      - tstegart 18y ago
        Thats a good point. What's your estimate on how much support you'd need to provide? I'm not being a pain here, I'd really actually interested to know how much you think you'd have to do, and where that intersects with making money to make the venture worthwhile in your eyes.