Develop an iPhone/Android App
musicstutz
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Just an update on this: we released the beta version of the iOS and Android apps to our members on Patreon about 2 weeks ago. We’ll be inviting non-members soon too, be sure to complete the Beta Request Form if you are interested in getting a sneak peek and helping test the apps. Here’s the link: https://forms.gle/CBk9wxECzFMM2eq5A
Cheers,
Justin
11 comments
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Anonymous
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I would love if you could put it up on F-Droid ♡
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Kerry Cayten
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This is great news!!!
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Scott Matlock
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Mobile app!
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7thgentexan
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An app. There’s one out there called GigIt, but it can’t even compare to ConcertArchives. This website rocks but an App would be BOMB
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This is a duplicate of the iOS App idea (https://concertarchives.uservoice.com/forums/232754/suggestions/6169887) and the Follow Users idea (http://concertarchives.uservoice.com/forums/232754/suggestions/5236889).
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Anonymous
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I know I’m new here, but today is all about mobility. Would be easier to keep the log up as well as pictures and gps position... it’s way more practical!
Anyway, nice website! Good work -
_Shenille
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android app and follow archives
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Kucki
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Great idea. Would be cool to upload pics directly from the phone...
BTW, I found NO such app in the android store. Could be worth to be the first one and promote this site with an app. You could fund the app with advertisements ;-)
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Taylor Lilly
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A concert Archives IOS app would be so convinient and it would also be cool to be able to follow other peoples archives!
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Lana
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It would be good to have an app where you can check in at the venue and it automatically saves the date and name of the band. Kind of like when your at the movie theater and check into the theater with four square and it asks if your here to see a certain movie
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rynozeppelin
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I very much like your responsive design. For most phones you can save a link off on your phone which acts not too much different than an app. For some this may be good enough. For me it is. As a developer I know app's can be a headache.