I love the app, even though I still wish it had a web version.
I understand it’s not that simple. A web app means more resources, more maintenance, more cost. Totally fair. But from a user perspective, web access just hits differently.
I’ve realized I naturally gravitate toward tools that live everywhere. Open a browser, log in, done. No install, no thinking. It fits my habit of switching devices without friction.
Also, I enjoy writing or managing things on a bigger screen. It just feels calmer and more intentional. Doing the same thing on a small screen works, but it always feels like a compromise. Maybe this is just me getting older, hahaha.
Still, the app itself already proves something important. A simple idea, executed well, is enough to make people care. The web version would just extend that experience, not define it.
I love the app, even though I still wish it had a web version.
I understand it’s not that simple. A web app means more resources, more maintenance, more cost. Totally fair. But from a user perspective, web access just hits differently.
I’ve realized I naturally gravitate toward tools that live everywhere. Open a browser, log in, done. No install, no thinking. It fits my habit of switching devices without friction.
Also, I enjoy writing or managing things on a bigger screen. It just feels calmer and more intentional. Doing the same thing on a small screen works, but it always feels like a compromise. Maybe this is just me getting older, hahaha.
Still, the app itself already proves something important. A simple idea, executed well, is enough to make people care. The web version would just extend that experience, not define it.