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A couple things you mentioned here are great use cases of Greplin - to find that address you're getting a map for, to find phone numbers of the person you need
by rwalker 15y ago
A couple things you mentioned here are great use cases of Greplin - to find that address you're getting a map for, to find phone numbers of the person you need to call, or to find out information about your upcoming sync'ed calendar event. Send me an email at robbyw at greplin dot com - I'd love to talk about if there is ever anything you wanted to find on your phone but couldn't.
- jmathai 15y agoI'd have to agree with the parent. Finding an address has not yet been a big pain point for me while on my mobile phone. It's either in my calendar or in an email. And if not I can type it in or speak it (on Android) to get directions --- I typically remember the address. While email search can be slow and cumbersome at times it's what I would consider "good enough". I haven't used the app though and it might change my mind completely. I'd love to not have to open an application to start doing something. I'd like to speak an address or say a name or start typing a number and the phone be able to guess what my intention is and provide the best options. Sounded like that's in part what it does --- but I'd like that to be a native function of the phone, not provided via an app. Wonder how doable that is on Android. Presume not at all on iOS.