it seems like a cool idea. I'd like to be able to enter an address though; not only have place lookup via foursquare (or whatever you're using).
e.g. i just entered an address (e.g. 123 cole street), and it wouldn't let me use that; i had to pick random restaurants nearby or something
Love the concept and idea. I'm currently using Evernote (via business card scanning feature), have a huge data bank within Evernote so will love to see it integrated at some point
@tianglim just to add - we tried the "take your photo" approach from the first iteration of Evernote Hello, but that didn't work well. Might want to rethink that a bit. :)
@tianglim yes, Business card processing are never working well (not yet at least) this is why I wanted to make it a little bit more "magic" out of an email or phone
@nguyenstephane contrary to that Evernote's business card scanning feature works really well actually. What works less well though is the context around the first meeting, and the recall.
Seems like there's some potential here. I have a lot of angst around remembering people's names. I'm curious to see if this makes me better at it. A couple issues:
* didn’t remember location (have to keep searching for it)
* auto-correct should be turned off on last name
* would be nice to do image search sooner (as soon as type name or email) so that can tap image and fill in the rest
@adamloving Hi Adam, Thanks for the feedback!
1. if you used/saved a location before you want it to be selected when you are near it, or at least get it in 10 pre-values? correct?
2. makes sense.
3. I need to think more about this, I would not want things to pop up as you type another field, although I could get the photo icon to change automatically. But it's hard to verify it's really the "right" person.
btw, I pushed a new build which fixes a saving a person for some users. it's available here: http://bit.ly/1Yssmj7
@abarba Hi Anthony, i am happy to help, can you try to add me. Stephane and nguyenstephane@mac.com
If the app does not find enough information it will just save. If you enter first and last name it will lookup just for faces.
@nguyenstephane sure you can send me a TestFlight invite. I should say - my phone was actually on 9.3.1, so your comment made me update to 9.3.2, but that didn't help :)
Just signed up - super excited to use it. A couple thoughts
1. Right now if I use Remember, I'll have to type in that person's contact info twice. Once in Remember and once in my Contacts app.
2. Usually when I meet someone, I'm doing something with them, and I am not going to take the time to put in their info on the spot. Right now the app is focused on logging data on the spot even though my use case is 9/10 afterwards.
3. Can't change the date of meeting someone. I met 5 people this week, but since I signed up for the app today, I can't get started.
@desmondduggan2 Hi Desmond! Thank you so much for taking the time to send feedback, these are great thoughts, I will add that to the backlog.
Also for 1. You can create a person on Remember, then push it to Contact App. This feature, is already available.
for 2. would that help when you "leave" a location where you stay more than XX minutes, a notification would say "Did you meet anybody at xxx"
@nguyenstephane Don't really like the privacy implication there. I would be perfectly happy with being able to search and tag specific locations as well as date and time of the event.
@nguyenstephane This reminds me of the Evernote Hello app. Unfortunately, Evernote decided to let it go. I really enjoyed the app as did other people I met and told about it. I look forward to trying this out. The Hello app got somethings right. I hope you can utilize some of it's features.
@nguyenstephane Can I use the app without Facebook? My wife and I "share" a Facebook account. So when I see sign up with Facebook only it's a door shut in my face. There is another app I wanted to try this week but can't , cause you know Facebook.
Got to hear the story of how this app came to be from Shane Mac on the Work Smart podcast. Cool product Stephane and good work! https://soundcloud.com/worksmart...
The story here is pretty cool. @shanemac wanted an app to remember people he met at events and just sketched it out on a napkin with @nguyenstephane - now, Remember is born!
This is the kind of product that you know you need everytime you forget a name, but will the users go through all that friction just to remember people ? And if yes, how many ?
@elieslama the email/phone lookup is pretty cool, add a person with email, if the app finds enough info, it will show it to you! try me, with nguyenstephane@mac.com
@elieslama@nguyenstephane I'm confused from how this differs from say, a CRM. Many of them auto-lookup all relevant data for contacts, and have the ability to set reminders. They don't have the geo notifications which is cool, but is it worth duplicating and using a completely separate app for?
@scawtent@elieslama Hi Scott, I wanted to keep it really simple, a lot of CRM or contact apps could be a little bit complicated to use. With Remember, we just enter a name, possibly an email. It does lookup for photos first then for more information in a scrolling/one button interface. More feature are interesting to explore: Sharing a contact with a friend, or better context: ability to add a person or a social media to add more context to a person you met. Thank you again for taking the time to write your feedback!
Once again, an app that I would love to use but I cannot, because developers continue to eschew the platform with large market share because "reasons". To be clear, I am not disparaging this product in any way, just bemoaning the trend of developers releasing iOS apps while Android seems to be an afterthought despite iOS only having a little over 1/8 market share. I love the idea, and wish I could use it.
Period Android iOS
2015Q2 82.8% 13.9%
2014Q2 84.8% 11.6%
2013Q2 79.8% 12.9%
2012Q2 69.3% 16.6%
Source: IDC http://www.idc.com/prodserv/smar...
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