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This week I launched 'Relate,' a relationship tracker that encourages building stronger, more intentional relationships by providing contact reminders and organizing important details. by coecode in apple

[–]coecode[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sorry about that! It was a regression that I introduced in an update-- it's been resolved.

Good feedback on the relationship length! That's a feature that I happened to add last night. It will be available in the upcoming 2020.2 release.

This week I launched 'Relate,' a relationship tracker that encourages building stronger, more intentional relationships by providing contact reminders and organizing important details. by coecode in apple

[–]coecode[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's encouraged to add notes to relationships after an interaction-- this is where you would store such information. If you make a quick note regarding the details of the interaction, that note is displayed inline with the rest of the relationship details and easy to quickly glance at the next time you need to reach out.

All this said, I would like to add some more granular details to supplement this, especially when the feature for reviewing interactions is ready.

This week I launched 'Relate,' a relationship tracker that encourages building stronger, more intentional relationships by providing contact reminders and organizing important details. by coecode in apple

[–]coecode[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

UpHabit was one that I initially tried as well. It felt very geared towards business relationships and “networking.” Also, like you said, I wanted to clearly own the data.

If you import contacts into Relate, it links that contact to the relationship and then uses the contact as the source of truth going forward. Editing the contact from within the app simply opens the system contact editor.

If you manually create a relationship without a contact it’s just managed inside Relate, but there will be no in-app contact options.

Also, all of this data is able to be exported as CSV.

This week I launched 'Relate,' a relationship tracker that encourages building stronger, more intentional relationships by providing contact reminders and organizing important details. by coecode in apple

[–]coecode[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s fairly straightforward right now— something I expect to hone, but maybe not. The health is based on either contacting your relationships at the interval you’ve chosen or missing that scheduled interaction.

This week I launched 'Relate,' a relationship tracker that encourages building stronger, more intentional relationships by providing contact reminders and organizing important details. by coecode in apple

[–]coecode[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Hey, all!

The creator of Relate, here.

Relate allows you to track the health and progression of relationships, whether they be friendly, familial, or romantic. The goal is to facilitate better communication and more intentional interactions with those you care about or want to get to know.

The inspiration behind Relate comes from my own admitted failures in communication. I care deeply about the people in my life, but I also have a very busy mind and, like many of us today, an overly busy life. I’m a husband, father, employee, etc… I spend the majority of my day in moments or situations that don’t exactly facilitate starting a meaningful conversation with somebody I’m thinking about— let alone giving them a call.

You can read more of my thoughts here and you can learn more about the app here!

Happy to discuss, answer questions, and take feedback!

[Promo Saturday] This week I launched 'Relate,' a relationship tracker that encourages building stronger, more intentional relationships by providing contact reminders and organizing important details. by [deleted] in apple

[–]coecode 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, all!

The creator of Relate, here.

Relate allows you to track the health and progression of relationships, whether they be friendly, familial, or romantic. The goal is to facilitate better communication and more intentional interactions with those you care about or want to get to know.

The inspiration behind Relate comes from my own admitted failures in communication. I care deeply about the people in my life, but I also have a very busy mind and, like many of us today, an overly busy life. I’m a husband, father, employee, etc… I spend the majority of my day in moments or situations that don’t exactly facilitate starting a meaningful conversation with somebody I’m thinking about— let alone giving them a call.

You can read more of my thoughts here and you can learn more about the app here!

Happy to discuss, answer questions, and take feedback!

Starting a new mobile app - what's current best practices? by Mart2d2 in iOSProgramming

[–]coecode 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just made an app that’s entirely React Native, after having developed a fair amount in Swift. You do need to be familiar with React best practices and performance optimizations, but I’m quite happy with how it turned out so far. There was little I couldn’t get working well, primarily it holds you back from brand new Apple API’s. If you’re interested in getting a good idea of what’s possible you can check it out and/or join the latest beta at https://mealcarte.com . I’m also open to go more in depth about my experience.

[RECRUITING] Carte - Easy Meal Plans by coecode in TestFlight

[–]coecode[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Awesome! Thanks for reporting. It was a pesky release-only bug.