The Pool Calculator

[kpromero]

Jason, I purchased the app for my iPhone and did a restore and app is not there anymore
For me to put back on phone. Not sure what happened but I know I did buy it and it is not showing in my apps to reinstall.

Here was the charge APL*ITUNES 866-###-7753 06/02APL*ITUNE $5.39

 

[JasonLion]

Apple keeps a record of all the iPhone apps you have purchased. As long as you are logged in with the same iTunes account you used originally, you can go to the App Store and "purchase" the app again, except that it will be free this time, since you already purchased it previously.

 

[subslug]

I'm tossing my name in the hat for the Android version. I see that it's a work in progress!

I'm able to use the web version on the phone though so all is not lost thankfully. The pool calculator is an awesome tool. =)

You made it top of the list in Aquatics Magazine's list.

 

[brent595]

Yes. Can't wait for the Android App to come out. Thanks for such a great tool.

 

[evalm2010]

uhmm, how about an iPad app? :-D

 

[cruzmisl]

OK where's the BB app?

 

[Txmat]

I need the Android App as well. It is a great tool. Thanks Jason for creating it.

 

[tnpoolguy]

Well I guess we are becoming many wanting the droid app. My T-Mobile slide is just waiting. Thanks Jason for all you do.

 

[uidb5259]

ok, I know you have had many requests, but how about an app from the droid market? I have a droid and that would be great.

 

[mynewpool]

Pool Calculator on Android Market

Any plans on getting this app on the android market?

Thanks

PS: Please move if in wrong place.

moved here from its own thread -- Melt In The Sun

 

[Renron]

Any further progress on an application for the Android platform? There are now more androids than Iphone users.........

Thank you,
Ron

 

[carlos31820]

I second that post... Android!!

Sent from my DROIDX using Tapatalk

 

[Prav]

I third it!

 

[PoolGuyNJ]

The demand has long since been noted. When and if Jason or someone else writes it and announces it, there is little need to keep calling for it.

Until it's done, use your phone's browser to get to the web version like I do.

Scott

 

[Renron]

Scott,
No need to be curt.
I do not remember "demanding" anything. I just noted it's been a month and a half from the last post on this thread. Simply making an inquiry. No demand implied. Not all the locations I find myself in have internet access. ie; browser capabilities..............or cell phone connections for that matter.

Thanks for the input though.

Ron

 

[PoolGuyNJ]

I wasn't being curt.

Demand was not meant as a command. It was meant as a marketing term. For example, a marketing department's job is to raise the demand or "want" for a product or service.

I am often in the same boat WRT the lack of data service for my smart phone.

Scott

 

[JasonLion]

Thanks for all the requests for an Android version of the Pool Calculator. Android support is the most requested feature, a handy way to gauge the importance of a potential new feature.


In related news, I have sold the Pool Calulator to pSiFlow Technologies, Inc. They are very excited about the product, and will finally give it the attention it deserves: adding new features and supporting additional mobile platforms. They have some great new ideas. I look forward to seeing where they take it.

 

[teapot]

Hmm, seems they already have an interesting app for iPhones.
http://www.appolicious.com/tech/apps/507438-poolmaster-psiflow-technology-inc

 

[Renron]

Jason,
Congratulations on the sale of "The Pool Calculator", it is a tool we all have used and appreciated very much. Thank you for allowing us access to it.
Now that it's sold, does that mean you will NOT be developing an Android application for its use? Unless they pay you to compile one for them.....

Thank you for all your work at TFP.

Ron

 

[XsAllOverIt]

Hey Jason,

I bought your pool calculator for the iPOD just a month ago. With the sale, will it continue to be updated at that capacity and will it continue to work?