As always, this newsletter took its sweet time in actually getting sent. Apologies for that, but itâs the result of a conviction that is at the foundation of this company, namely that I donât want to produce content just because the calendar says itâs time; I also
Photos used to be rare. And we used to look at them - getting the pleasure of looking back at that scrapbook of the vacation your family took when you were 12, or seeing your parents when they were just married, or even just moments and memories that youâd
Hello all, just a quick note about some important app updates: * We haven't shipped many updates lately as we're in the final stages of developing and testing the app that can be used on both iOS and Android! This is the current focus, and we should
Hello, and welcome back to our semi-regular Sunslider newsletter. Today weâve got some updates that will knock. your. socks. off, especially if youâre already a little jittery from the coffee. Sunsliderâs September highlights * Weâve got a brand new website, with a look that is much closer
First, apologies for the lack of updates in August: one of the goals at Sunslider is to continuously improve with rapid iterations, and that was⌠difficult⌠given the European summer calendar. But weâre back âď¸ And there are some big improvements now available in Sunslider v1.1: * As you might
A very quick message: the next time you go to Sunslider, make sure to log out and log back in. We had a token issue that was causing the app to stop working after 7 days; it has now been fixed. One logout/login and you should be good to
Is it a good idea to launch an app right before leaving on a 3-week vacation? (Europe! đ) Doesn't really matter. What does matter is that we're marking Sunslider's one-week anniversary with a new update â v1.0.5 â that you should all go download from
On the morning of July 24, Sunslider went live. And on the afternoon of July 24, Sunslider's first important update was sent off to Apple, mainly because the automated content moderation was dialed in waaaaaaaaay too conservatively (i.e., a picture of an adult - which means anyone