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Rate our iPhone app (iRewardChart)
- satyajit 17y agoWho: Parents of kids between 3-13 Why: To motivate the kids to be good and earn rewards How: Kids earn stars for the tasks assigned and later star balance converted to actual rewards. Versions: Free: http://itunes.com/apps/iRewardChartLite http://itunes.com/apps/iRewardChartLite Paid: http://itunes.com/apps/iRewardChart http://itunes.com/apps/iRewardChart Comments, suggestions?
- alttab 17y agoI know its an iPhone app, but the "here's an iPhone with some icons standing up with reflective surfaces everywhere" immediately pegs the site as a iPhone fad cash-cow wannabe. I'm not saying that's what it really is - but if you follow these trends/fads, people immediately pay less attention to your product.
- satyajit 17y agoYea, I agree with you a bit - the reflective thing is little way too much done!
- jjburka 17y agoNot really about the app (It looks neat however) but on the site, the "Take a tour" section should display the screen shots in a gallery, lightbox or some such. It's rather hard to view them all.
- satyajit 17y agoGuess it IS a lightbox. If you click on any of those thumbnails, it opens a lightbox slideshow.
- rksprst 17y agoImage 1 of your screenshots should replace the two iphones showing a splash screen (they serve no purpose + I don't want to see your splash page - if you use them just for links, just make a get it now button). I had to click the screenshots to find out what the app does. If this wasn't on HN I would have simply left the site and moved on. Also, I hate links that open up iTunes. If you're going to do so, let me know first.
- satyajit 17y agoAgree with you on the 2 splash screen. I am not defending, but all the 'Available on appStore' badge all over the web always takes you to the iTunes. Its an expected behavior, but I know it can be irritating for some!
- csmeder 17y agoI like it