For us, 2020 started with a thorough review of what our users thought of the service. The last months of 2019 we spent finding out about it, through interviews, surveys and emails with demands/requests for changes in Allies.
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In the latest version of Allies, we’ve focused on two things; Invitations and Information. Two areas that we’ve been dying to get to over the last year. But as in any endeavour strapped for cash, you have to do things in a particular order.
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I don't know how you handle your everyday matters, but it is probably a lot like the rest of us; a series of homemade innovations, ranging from paper stuck on the refrigerator door, to shared calendars, to calendar invitations, to sitting down after you put the kids to sleep to organize the rest of the week.
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As of a few hours, there is a brand new version of Allies available in both the App Store and Google Play. It's kind of a big deal for us, as we have been working on it for about two months, and I thought I'd share a little something about our thinking for it.
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It's no wild guess that more and more people will be working from home over the next few weeks. For us, who have worked with Allies from home, from abroad, from mountain huts and sometimes from different continents, it makes no significant difference.
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I could give you a million reasons why Allies exists. But if I boil them down to one, for me Allies is all about smartness. Automation. Streamlining. Getting rid of unnecessary, tiresome mechanical movements. Horrid stuff, like thumbing in information into your phone. Take a second to think about that. It is 2020, and we still spend a lot of time entering stuff into our phones, using our thumbs.
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