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Desktop and Mobile versions

Open AtomicNess123 opened this issue 4 years ago • 7 comments

Is there currently or in sight any prospects of a desktop app where one could annotate their own documents? (unless this is what roam research does already). Also, an Android version would be desirable, given the amount of notes one takes in their phones online. Thanks!

AtomicNess123 avatar May 18 '20 05:05 AtomicNess123

Hello,

We don't have plans in the near term to create separate desktop or mobile applications, though we have discussed various options for improving the mobile web experience of the client. We may also be able to bring our extension to mobile browsers in future (eg. Firefox on Android or Safari on iOS). You can however annotate PDFs that are stored on your local system using the Chrome extension.

robertknight avatar Jul 28 '20 14:07 robertknight

Thanks. Actually, a better Android support would be welcome as a great amount of the time most people are browsing and reading on those devices.

AtomicNess123 avatar Jul 28 '20 18:07 AtomicNess123

Better support for mobile would be really great

9s-l-s9 avatar Feb 06 '22 17:02 9s-l-s9

+1 for this, specially mobile !

krillin666 avatar May 10 '22 15:05 krillin666

For anyone reading this, I am now using Memex Worldbrain, which has a mobile app

9s-l-s9 avatar May 22 '22 17:05 9s-l-s9

For anyone reading this, I am now using Memex Worldbrain, which has a mobile app

Preorder subscription. It won't be open and free.

AtomicNess123 avatar May 22 '22 17:05 AtomicNess123

For anyone reading this, I am now using Memex Worldbrain, which has a mobile app

Preorder subscription. It won't be open and free.

It is Open Source, but you might have to pay something in the future for using their cloud service...

9s-l-s9 avatar May 22 '22 19:05 9s-l-s9