key

16Again and Capthuff - thanks!

holley505 - I don't think you'll be disappointed. And like I said, if you don't like it, I'll give your money back.

Joe_G

Great idea, I'm going to buy the app now!

I've been logging my 471 runs to date in my C6 in a spreadsheet...can a save as a .csv and bulk upload it into the app?

key

Maybe, send it to me and I will take a look

Joe_G

Whoa, I was kidding...but that would be wonderful! I've got most of the parameters already recorded that your site asks for.

What is your email addy?

key

Zdsmith at gmail dot com

key

Just FYI - I will be releasing a new version of RaceIQ for those of you who are using the Chrome version (i.e. PCs, Laptops, and Macs). This new release is going to have Run Completion and several other changes. It should be released within the next day or so. I will post when it is ready.

After that has been released I will be releasing the same new features for Android users. iOS users will have to wait a little longer as I'm still working on a workaround for what Apple has saddled me with

Thanks!
Zach

HardcoreABN

Any chance that you could write an update that auto-syncs the pc version and the android/iphone version? I like having backup data in the event my phone gets lost/stolen/destroyed/ect.

key

Yes. RaceIQ 3.0 is going to be a big upgrade. I am changing a lot of stuff - the way backups work, synch'ing between devices, adding some big new features, interface changes, and also changing the pricing structure. It will still be dirt cheap, don't worry

3.0 will be a whole new app, however, so it won't just be an update to the old one. The old data will be able to be imported into 3.0 though.

C5 Pete

I'm happy to hear of the improvements.

I've gotta ask. I have the original app. Will I have to buy v3.0?

key

If you have the current version it will still be supported, I will do bug fixes on it, and you will still be able to use it. So you don't have to upgrade, and you won't have to pay for fixes.

If you see enough value in the updates of 3.0, you will have to purchase it. The pricing will be different though. My thought right now is that the pricing will take advantage of the subscription features of iTunes and Android. I have monthly expenses to run RaceIQ, so that model fits well with those expenditures. It will be a couple bucks a month, and if you subscribe you will get updates and new features as long as you keep the subscription. Kind of a perpetual "license" for the software.

Like any software package I need to bring in enough revenue to cover expenses. I am trying to do it as best I can for the users, while also not losing money on my end. Without plastering ads all over the app I think this approach is the best one available.

Hopefully that makes sense.