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http://flink.io/ http://flink.io/ iOS only? Not even a website equivelant? I for the life of me cannot understand this strategy. How do you tell your friends t
by marknutter 13y ago
http://flink.io/ http://flink.io/
iOS only? Not even a website equivelant? I for the life of me cannot understand this strategy. How do you tell your friends to use it? They all have to own iPhones? You don't want your service to be browseable at work or at home on your laptop? I just don't get it.
- tbarbugli 13y agoand the iOS app is not even that great...
- totofrance 13y agowould have appreciated a disclosure :) why do you think the app is not great by the way?
- tbarbugli 13y agotoo slow to be great (btw what do you mean about the disclosure thing?)
- balbaugh 13y agoOne example comes to mind, Instagram. Succeeded very much solely on iPhone platform.
- c2prods 13y agoIn theory, you'd better make ONE awesome iPhone app than several crappy apps/website. Look at Instagram, it never stopped them from spreading. Besides, it helps building the wait in the other markets. That's definitely a good strategy.
- glasz 13y agoCocktailicious is also ios-only. and it's doing good. http://www.cocktailiciousapp.com http://www.cocktailiciousapp.com
- totofrance 13y agoThomas from Flink - We've just launched 2 weeks ago and are focused on iOS (one great app is better than two crappy ones)! We'll iterate on iOS for a few months before launching on other platforms