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I see some features that a real dev would think about that someone with not that much experience and an AI missed, good app overall tho. Focus on hold to action gestures. Current design is too generic and doesn’t work for this kind of app (generic means Claude frontend-skill uses this type of design every time it prompted) Add widgets. It okay to add pro features for an open source eco-system but actually make it worth it (ex: live dictation with an ai that creates all the decks and items automatically) not just an alarm feature which I can easily go without
Really enjoying seeing the app develop over time. There are still a few bugs, like not being able to back out of a card after it’s been edited sometimes. But, bugs like these seem to be addressed relatively quickly. I’m also happy to see that the core functionality remains intact and isn’t behind a premium subscription. Hoping it stays that way 🤞
(I’m not using the pro version) So far, everything about the app works well. The UI is friendly and connecting to Nextcloud was actually fairly easy. I’m holding out hope for a decks app in the future, but until then this is a lovely replacement. The only downside I have is that sometimes text isn’t visible in dark mode for the homepage. So far it’s fixed itself, but I figured it was good to point out in case it’s a recurring issue.
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Deckloud is the native iPhone and iPad app for Nextcloud Deck. Open the boards you already have on your own server, or start a free managed workspace...