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Meet Steven, the context-aware, lifelogging emoji app
- vbsteven 12y agoAs a guy named Steven that used to be working on a context-aware life logger and now has an emoji app side project, this post made my day.
- tylerhowarth 12y agoamazing. so happy we could make your day!
- ericcj 12y agoI'm one of the developers. Would love to hear people's feedback. We're trying to create an automatic but fun way to stay connected, and building some interesting contextual awareness along the way, e.g. https://steventheapp.com/e/Q1fJnL/subway https://steventheapp.com/e/Q1fJnL/subway
- LeoPanthera 12y agoWhy emoji and not arbitrary icons?
- supercoder 12y agoIf they were using their own icon set I'd probably be asking the same question in reverse. Emojis are becoming a very well known icon set among loads of different people, and I think it's smart when people capitalise on that to enable new things.
- bcherry 12y agoPeople love emoji! Also - we can send emoji in push notifications.
- vicwhiten 12y agoI hate being 'that' guy, but any chance of an android version?
- bcherry 12y agoWe would love to be on Android. We focused on iOS first because we've been exploring the space over the past two years with new products every few months to find something that sticks. This is the first app we've launched, and you can bet that we will bring it to Android as soon as we have the resources!
- reconbot 12y agoThat's a reasonable response. I've got another vote for android, but I'll hold onto it and be jealous of my iphone friends. They seem to be enjoying it.
- ericcj 12y agowe're a small team so we started on ios, but it would be fun to implement this on android since it has a lot more access to sensors and control over what happens in the background. we'll likely iterate a bit more before starting on the port though.
- Tiktaalik 12y agoHow long until it hits the Canadian store?