Notes from a wireframe world

In the three days the the free version of sustainable fish has been in the Android Market place it’s been downloaded over 100 times, and people appear to be using it (my ad income has increased day on day)  and I’ve had two reviews, the first person gave me 5 starts, the second 1 star, the first person didn’t leave a comment, the second did… it read “Suck”…

Well… thanks…

I don’t mind either review (I would however prefer to get more 5 star reviews then one star ones) they are however, for the same reason, pointless.

If either of you are reading this, please tell me why you love it and hate it? what works and what doesn’t.

I want to make great software, but I can’t do that if the people using it don’t tell me what they like (and what sucks).

So please if you’ve installed either version of sustainable fish, go to the android market place, go to the download section, find the app and tell me what good and bad about the app. No secondly don’t.

Secondly, find the link below the review section, click on my e-mail address and send me a quick note telling me what you think, that way I can enter into a dialogue with you about that you need/want the app to do.

As well as the paid for app, Sustainable Fish is also available as a free, Ad supported app [Android market place link].

Well firstly I’d like to say a big thank you to all the Beta testers that got back to me with their suggestions. you where a great help.

Secondly, Sustainable Fish [An Android market link] is now out it costs just 99p and can be downloaded from the Android market place now.

The app it’s self simply allows you to check on the sustainability of the fish you intend to buy before you buy it. It rates fish on a one to five scale (with five being the least sustainable).

UPDATE

There is also a free, ad supported version of Sustainable fish out.