Not a lot happened this month that we can share, as most of my work was on building the foundation for manual tracking into Exist's back-end.
Belle launched an iOS app update which included location tracking, so our iOS users no longer need an external service connected for ...
This month was a mix of user-facing features and back-end improvements as I upgraded Exist from Django 1.5 to 1.10, which involving fixing a lot of broken things that had changed along the way. It wasn't very fun and I wouldn't recommend it. Once this ...
In August we had a chat with a US-based company's charity arm, who were looking for us to build a white-label version of Exist for their low-income user base. We had strong feelings both for and against this project. One on hand, this would deliver way more income ...
This month was all about integrations. I knuckled down and added Strava, Google Fit, and Todoist integrations. The Exist iOS app received some bug fixes.
Belle published two posts on the Exist blog: Why I was less productive when I stopped using a daily to do list, and The ...
This month we sent out our Exist annual user survey, and followed up with some public results after that closed. I also started the Google Fit integration and made some small, useful changes based on survey feedback, such as providing descriptions of what common correlations mean.
No public ...