gwatters

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by gwatters 10y ago
This sounds amazingly similar to the beginning of our post on Medium [1]. As you point out, email is only part of the whole picture. We're aiming to add the tools to organize email along with your personal/business todos without g
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by gwatters 12y ago
We have a Chrome app ( https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/moodo-organize-you... ) available that acts as a native app and includes notifications. If you're on OSX and don't use Chrome, FluidApp is a
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by gwatters 12y ago
Thanks for taking the time to look at our app! We do not send any personal information about your account apart from your email address to our servers, everything else is only sent to your devices. We use Google Drive and the Google Realtim
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by gwatters 12y ago
They are not added yet, but location tagging is on our list of features that we want to see in Moo.do.
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by gwatters 12y ago
We are working on supporting international dates and keyboards better. I don't have an ETA for when this will be available, but it will be sooner rather than later.
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by gwatters 12y ago
In the short term no. We rely on Google to provide free data storage and a free data synchronization backend in order to provide a free app. In the long term yes. We would like to allow the user to choose where and how their data is stored.
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by gwatters 12y ago
In addition to adding more services and content types accessible through Moo.do, we would like to add more ways to view that content. So for example we currently have two ways of viewing your data within Moo.do (what we call a 'Normal
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by gwatters 12y ago
We appreciate the bug report, we will look into this for our next app release. Let us know if we're missing any keyboard shortcuts that would be useful to you! My favorite one that got added recently (and as a result is currently undoc
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by gwatters 12y ago
Glad you're enjoying it! Great idea about the date searching, we've added it to our list of work.
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by gwatters 12y ago
Thanks for taking the time to learn more about Moo.do! > What is the intended delineation between a document and a top-level header? Sharing and collaboration works at a document level. I have a separate document if I need to collaborate
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by gwatters 12y ago
Glad you're enjoying Moo.do! Thanks for the bug report - we are actively looking at a couple of internationalization issues. If you run into more please send an email to contact@moo.do and we will make sure it is handled.
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by gwatters 12y ago
Our 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 o
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by gwatters 12y ago
We certainly hope it does! If you have any questions or issues porting your data over let us know. The header is set as position: fixed in css so it will stick to the top of the page. We hook into the document.onscroll event and set a css t
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by gwatters 12y ago
Glad 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
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by gwatters 12y ago
We strongly believe that you should remain in control of your data. We currently support HTML, JSON and plain text exports with plans to support OPML. If there's another format you're interested in let us know. We also support dir
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Show HN: Moo.do – Simple, Powerful Organizational Tool(moo.do)
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