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Congratulations on the traction. As an Android user though, I don't really get the problem. From a desktop browser, I expect a link to the Play Store, where I
by justinsb 12y ago
Congratulations on the traction. As an Android user though, I don't really get the problem. From a desktop browser, I expect a link to the Play Store, where I can then have the app installed to any of my devices. Is this really for iOS users? (and is there no equivalent functionality there?)
- kumarski 12y agoThank you. Yes. You are correct. The killer functionality that we offer today is for people on iOS. We solve a very explicit problem for them. Today we're integrating with BranchMetrics, which will offer additionaly utility to Android and iOS Developers. There is an equivalent functionality. You can install from the desktop browser to iOS, it's just a bit more friction because it requires a cable. The only other alternative to LinkTexting as an SMS form creator is Gravity forms, but it's a bit awkward unless you plan on using Wordpress for your mobile app landing page.
- justinsb 12y agoThanks for explaining - makes a lot of sense. One cool feature (which might be what BranchMetrics does) would be to add a one-time-use token to the URL so I don't have to log in again on the app, if I already have a desktop login. It is annoying to try to type in a complicated login on a small mobile device (first world problems, I know). Not sure if this is actually feasible though!