Nomi

An Apple Watch pet that feeds on your steps and movement

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An Apple Watch pet that feeds on your steps and movement

5 followers

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Meet Nomi, a pet for your Apple Watch that you keep alive with your movement and exercise.

Launch tags:iOS•Health & Fitness•Pets

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Haha adorable! Any plans to make an Android app? The Apple Watch app makes sense since the pet is connected to your movement and the Watch's form factor is similar to that of a Tamagotchi. I'm just a bit sad I can't use it because I don't have one :P

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6yr ago

?makers Not sure if you guys are checking App store reviews or literally any metric of review but I've talked to several customers who are very irate with your product. The nostalgia we hoped to achieve via the advertised app has been marred by inoperable exercise games (work out for 5-10 minutes to find out you've done NOTHING productive for your pet.) I've wasted whole sessions of workouts because for a game that relies on heartbeats for food.......it doesn't read heartbeats. I know it's only $2 but the makers do not care about the customers and so your comments/improvements are in vain. I only share this here as a forewarning for those who might want to buy this app. It sucks.

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5yr ago

PS. I have the newest Apple watch and the iPhone xr.

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5yr ago

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Adorable. If you don't have an Apple Watch, try Hatchi.

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6yr ago

Nomi

Maker

@rrhoover I did a little jig when I saw a comment from the OG! Thank you!

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6yr ago

Nomi

Maker

A buddy and I finally launched our Apple Watch app! Nomi is a creature for your wrist — kinda like a tamagotchi that you keep alive by feeding it, through walking and movement. Search for ‘Nomi' on your watch's App Store to hatch yours!

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6yr ago

Been using this product this pretty much day one and ran into several issues. Initially Andrew was good at responding but 2-3 weeks ago I had an issue where the app wouldn't read my heartbeat. This wasn't the first time it had happened but I've gotten fed up by now because it will literally stop reading my heartbeat in the middle of a workout. and for some reason, Andrew thought it was a great idea to time those. And then have a program faultily read heartbeats. Anyways, communicated that to the help/contact line and no response. Again, it's been 2-3 weeks, my Nomi requires 3000 steps per feeding and Andrew didn't feel like responding or even delegating my response.

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6yr ago

@brian_lam2 ?makers are you guys only responding to positive/convenient comments?

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5yr ago