Another new version uploaded, you can get it here.
This is mostly bug fixes and still working out some kinks as a result of changes in the new iOS7 update.
The app has a completely different look. While I was quite settled with its appearance in iOS6, this lighter styling is growing on me. I think that it suits the iOS7 aesthetic and is an improvement overall.
It was quite a lot of work to adjust everything for the new iOS. New version is available in iTunes now. Device must have iOS7 installed to use this version. The App Store now allows devices to install the last version of an app that would work on your device so, if you are not updating iOS7, you can still get the current version and will not be missing any new features. This update is just about all appearance and layout changes.
New version released today. Download it on the App Store.
Fixed some bugs and polished some unfinished features. This is going to be last pre iOS7 version.
I uploaded and Apple has now approved for sale the first release version of the CrewKeeper iPhone app.
Just about two years ago, I had the idea that I could make an app to improve the field documentation for my own company and others with construction crews like mine. I started from scratch, had never used a Mac or made anything of this sort. I had done some database and applications development on Windows PC’s so I did have a basis to believe that I could learn to do it. I bought a stack of very large books and a Macbook Pro.
Using my own crews as a test bed, I have been trying out many iterations and working out the full feature set for the past year. I know that others will find it useful as it has become an invaluable tool for my operation.
You can find the CrewKeeper App for iPhone on the App Store here.
CrewKeeper has been approved and ready for sale in the App Store.
I have not released it for public sale as yet. I have some refinements and additional features yet to complete. Stay tuned.
Celebratory dinner is in order.