Dan Goldin

I created this inspired by a task I had to do when researching possible locations to open an engineering office. I knew I wanted something close to NY but wanted to consider the distance/travel time, the cost of the travel, the number of engineers, and the average salary. All this information was available online but I didn't have to do this research for the 50 or so cities. I ended up using...

Great product and launch! Love the idea and definitely makes sense in this day and age.

Sounds interesting and definitely a very opaque space that could use more visibility.

Looks cool - seems similar to Untappd (https://untappd.com/)

This is a cool idea. Does it violate app store policies? I suspect they might not want developers changing code on an already deployed app.

I've been using foursquare for a while and while I do feel nostalgic about the old, simple app I look forward to seeing the new version. I just opened it up and it does feel a bit overwhelming but I'm sure that's just the novelty.

Calibre's been great for me. They also provide a way to push to iOS - not sure if it's the same with Android.

There's also a free webapp to try in case you don't want to buy the desktop version: http://www.hemingwayapp.com/

I've used Oyster before and really liked their UI. One thing that I wish they had was integration with an Amazon wishlist. That way I'd be able to see the overlap between their offering and my wishlist. I'm sure Amazon will provide that integration.

I love the graphics style here. Kind of reminds me of a more cartoony Warcraft 3.