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This is a pretty well thought out note-taking/organisation app. Evernote and Keep weren't really cutting it for me, so I have been looking for one for a while.
by nnain 12y ago
This is a pretty well thought out note-taking/organisation app. Evernote and Keep weren't really cutting it for me, so I have been looking for one for a while. Even considered building one myself (which I still might eventually), so I have checked out quite a few. Congrats to the team who put this together. One slight grudge, which hopefully they would have considered fixing already -- the Android installer is quite big.
- gwatters 12y agoGlad you like it nnain! We also spent a lot of time looking at different organization options prior to starting Moo.do and weren't happy with what they provided (usually at a cost!). If there's a killer feature that would make Moo.do a better experience for you we'd love to hear about it. The size of the android install is a little on the large size, but we're using https://crosswalk-project.org/ https://crosswalk-project.org/ instead of the native webview to get better feature support and performance on older devices.
- Zakuzaa 12y agoHow much time did it take you (and team) to build moo.do? Also, what's in the feature pipeline?
- gwatters 12y agoOur first commit to our active repository was 7/16/12, so it's been a while coming. Our team of two has put Moo.do through a bunch of iterations and some massive changes since then. We're currently focused on enhancing our agenda/calendar experience and integrating additional services and data sources into Moo.do. Is there a feature that you would be particularly excited to see?
- nnain 12y agoYour app already has more features than I wanted! So no problem with that. I found the navigation a bit confusing initially, despite the interesting intro video. Have figured it out now. I will need to use the app more more to say how I like it with larger notes.