iAdd version 1.3 Available In AppStore
After more than 100 days of development I finally came out with a brand new version of iAdd, namely 1.3. As you may guess, this is not a maintenance release. As a matter of fact, it’s a pretty important milestone, because it marks a completely redesigned interface for the iPad. I realized that this wonderful device, the iPad, needs a completely different approach in implementing the Assess Decide Do framework. In the latest version, the iPad app was mimicking a lot the iPhone user interface algorithm. There were far too many navigation actions, some of them totally unnecessary. So, we...
read moreiAdd Lite Available On The App Store
As of today, iAdd Lite, the free version of iAdd is available on the AppStore. For those of you who know why they are here, just the direct link to AppStore: iAdd Lite Have fun! iAdd Lite has all the features of the regular iAdd, with only one limitation: the total numbers of items you can have in a realm is limited to 5. For instance, in the Assess realm, you can have maximum 5 tasks at a given moment, 5 projects, 5 ideas and 5 events. Items which can contain other items follow the same pattern: a project or an idea can have only 5 tasks / details in it. Also, Collections can hold only...
read moreiAdd For iPhone / iPad Syncs With Dropbox
Here we are folks, with the second update to iAdd, our productivity tool of choice. Let’s see what we added in the 1.2 version. Yes, We Run On iPad Too Noticed how I silently added the iPad suffix too? Well, that’s because iAdd is now natively working on the iPad too. The good news is that you don’t have to pay extra bucks for it. iAdd is a Universal app. You pay only once (and you pay 3.99 USD, for a limited period of time) and you get 2 apps. If we take into account the iPod users, well, you get 3 apps in only one. That’s one of the most important features of the latest version...
read moreiAdd for iPhone Gets Its First Update
That’s right, folks, 2 weeks after the initial launch we’re releasing a new minor version. And if we’re to try finding a reason for that, well, that’s you You, of course, because based on your amazing feed-back we started to fix some glitches, cut some lose ends and tie a few knots. What’s new in version 1.1? Well, according to the iTunes release notes, we’re having the following goodies for you: app compatible with OS3 up to iOS4 – local Notifications available only if you have iOS installed major compatibility issues: now app runs on iPhone prior...
read moreIntroducing iAdd for iPhone – Natural Productivity
iAdd for iPhone is finally live on App Store [that's an iTunes link, by the way, sending you directly there]. So, arm your vuvuzelas, prepare to cheer and applaud and let the joy flow out! This app will change the way you think about productivity for ever. And I mean it! The app is at the first version, which usually means it has all the basic functionality needed to prove to concept. And the concept behind is pretty strong, it’s a life management framework called “Assess – Decide – Do” – hence the name, of the app. There is also a lot more to be done to...
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