June saw the release of the iOS app, better correlations, and a new Instagram integration.
On the web side, we moved from polling Fitbit and Jawbone for sleep and activity changes to using webhooks to receive real-time updates on user activity. We also added a new integration, Instagram ...
May saw the release of our Android app and new developer docs site, as well as lots of blog traffic via Lifehacker.
On the web side, I tided up the API docs and launched them on the subdomain developer.exist.io with a much revamped interface and plenty ...
April was a busy month in terms of both managing users and building Exist.
The Android mobile app gained a settings page, and both Android and iOS apps gained the ability to properly "own" mood attributes so they could be updated.
On the web side there were a ...
Although there were low points, March was a good month for Exist both in terms of income and feeling reinvigorated to build something great.
In mobile-land both Android and iOS received updates to handle the "official" way of updating attributes (specifically for updating mood).
Early in the month ...
I'm slowly catching up again. Here's February's report, only a month late.
This month saw us continue to split our time between the mobile apps and our "main jobs" — the web app for me, marketing for Belle. She continued to refine the iOS app, and ...