Wish list : which apps do you need?

cliffcoggin

Ordnance Survey offline maps.

Capsia

@stanwood Hi,
Activity tracker shows altitude
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stanwood

@Capsia Oh nice Thank you!

TotalSonic

Apps I would love to see eventually made available on UT:

Video Chat - even a single way to do this would be fantastic - whether it is via eventual support for Telegrams currently alpha video call capabilities being enabled in TELEports - or via Morph support for various web based services, or via WebRTC - whatever gives us a viable option on UT devices that is easiest to implement is all good by me.

Task List with ToDoTxt support - there are a ton of existing task list apps for UT already, but I really would like one that has ToDoTxt support, along with NextCloud syncing support, so that it could be synced to a multitude of cross platform apps, all in a "future proof" format. Info on the ToDoTxt spec is at http://todotxt.org/

Native basic Video Editing app - while there are a number of online web services that can be used for this task, it would be way more efficient and reliable if there was a UT app that could do basic functions like trim, rotate, resize and reformat for videos - especially useful for posting to social media directly from ones mobile device.

Ride share app - it would be very useful for me if there was a UT native app for either Uber or Lyft (the two most popular services for this in the USA). While these services can be hailed via an online web page accessible via Morph, the rest of the experience is definitely not as smooth as what you get on Android and iOS.

Widevine support - it would be nice if there was a Widevine plugin for Morph, allowing it to be used for movie streaming services like Netflix and Hulu. I understand the proprietary DRM nature of this makes it difficult to do this - but given that there are plugins for Linux via Chrome (that is compatible with some of the other Chromium based browsers, as well as Firefox) - perhaps there is some way this could still be implemented.

Best regards,
Steve Berson

Nathan123

A better Bible app. Like "OliveTree" for android.

Also...amazon music would be nice. (might not happen)

Ghostdog

I would love to have an app that can create webapps from afpges including push notifications.

Ghostdog

I've been checking the store and I couldn't fimd a time management tool where i can clock the time i work on clients tasks. That would be an app i would use. Like a tasklist timer combination. (I'm dutch so i hope i make myself clear)

domubpkm

Finger Painting is really great, really cool. An adult drawing software (finger painting optimized ?) with more functions would be great.

mnjrupp

Spotify would be nice

arubislander

@mnjrupp said in Wish list : which apps do you need?:

Spotify would be nice

You might be interested in looking here then...

Fla

A better Signal client. Axolotl is nice but not good enough at the moment.
Also, redshift, to save my eyes.

Moem

@Fla said in Wish list : which apps do you need?:

Axolotl is nice but not good enough at the moment.

I agree. I'm sure it'll get there, and I'm waiting eagerly for that to happen.
It's my most problematic app at the moment. But that's beta for you.

Fla

@Moem I'm already contributing to it, but progress is very slow currently. You're welcome to join, we have a telegram channel.

Moem

@Fla I'd love to contribute but I can't code. So that's not going to happen. Sorry!

Bramble

There is one (exclusive to iOS) app that I miss from my iPhone 3 days - a very simple to use, but powerful database app called TapForms.

I could really use something like that on UT if anyone would care to make it.

Bramble

Perhaps Symphytum could be forked?

Keneda

A more complete image edit app. InstanPho is a good app, but lacks some features, like resizing images, or free rotating it (with no crop).

mnjrupp

@arubislander thanks I will give it a try.

marlboro50

@Rebecca58 "Video Chat" (Telegram ,Teleports - or Morph via WebRTC) - Ineed it badly, that means daily.

TotalSonic

I second the need for a "red shift" app to make night use easier on the eyes.

Best regards,
Steve Berson