What (not yet existing) iPhone apps do developers wish to get more productive?
Let's do some brainstorming ;-)
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4;-) Hey, this question is not intended, as you maybe think. I want to start with some little tools (which I make for free). If you have a killer idea, you want to build - don't post it here.But others may wish for example a HTML-color calculator. Not every brainstorming thought is a commerical thing. I'm not a idea grabber, but are searching for inspiration to make some litte tools.
Stefan
2009-05-10 10:25:44
Hence the joke hat :D It's widely used here.
Ólafur Waage
2009-05-10 10:29:21
@Stefan: Good intentions or not, I'm still uncertain about the public's willingness to share.
Kriem
2009-05-10 10:31:29
@Kriem: I don't expect exotic killer apps here (that isn't, what I want to do). But maybe I could get some directions, what _useful_ tool I can build. Btw: Everybody is able to read this thread, so it is not only for me. ;-)
Stefan
2009-05-10 10:37:48
@Stefan: Exactly what I meant; Everybody is able to read this. But who know, maybe I'm wrong about the public. :)
Kriem
2009-05-10 10:43:04
+1
A:
One that does scrum project planning. Like an iPhone version of scrumd.com .
Kare Morstol
2009-05-10 21:51:27
A:
My girlfriend keeps looking for a good calorie calculator. Most are really stupid and have no way of scaling recipes, support for european units, accounting for how big portions you eat, adding favorite items and meals, tracking weight/loss gains and correlating entries to food eaten, etc. Lots of room for creating something much better than the current offerings.
Assuming you have a spouse, despite the fact that you're hanging out on StackOverflow and looking for projects to kill time, if she is even slightly overweight this might be a dangerous first app to develop ;)
Morten Mertner
2010-03-21 02:20:29
Makes me feel all warm and fuzzy to have answered a horribly old question. Hopefully someone stops by anyway ;)
Morten Mertner
2010-03-21 02:21:47