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From the roadmap: > Mobile apps in the Play and App stores. > News subscriptions - this feature will allow you to subscribe to news events relating to a note
by all2 4y ago
From the roadmap:
> Mobile apps in the Play and App stores.
> News subscriptions - this feature will allow you to subscribe to news events relating to a note helping you stay informed on things you are interested in.
> Add more built-in data sources.
> Improved categorization.
> Spaced repetition.
> News/article feed based on user interests.
Charge 5 bucks a month for those features and see if people bite. That's a lot of stuff that most apps don't have. Especially the subscriptions and the spaced repetition functionalities.
If people pay for your work, then you've got all the signal you need to keep going.
- paulrchds 4y agoYeah you are right. Charging is the best way to tell if your product is really providing value to users. I have been putting it off always wanting to add more features first.
- 0xbadcafebee 4y agoThe best products have one feature that people go crazy for and tell all their friends about. Find that feature, make it great, charge for it.
- all2 4y agoThe topical subscription is pretty cool. I'm sure I could hack together some kludge (like Google News filters or something), but if this app's implementation is easy, I'd pay for that.
- ShakataGaNai 4y agoHonestly. "Cool new things" without some sort of pricing have started to scare me. Either A) I'm the product or B) SURPRISE! The cool new thing now costs absurd amounts of money. Sure, I like not paying for things (if I don't have to), but if I start to use it and really get into it... if there is no clear monetization... it gets a little scary. Plus if I'm really into it, I want to support it. Some of my favorite apps are solo developers or small time shops (like Inkdrop)
- nonethewiser 4y agoThis seems like a great idea.