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So far, as pretty as the UI is (and I’m a sucker for a pretty UI), I’ve not been able to activate a single function without the app asking me to subscribe — are there actually any active functions in the “limited version”?
And when you consider the calibre of apps like Remote Mouse & Keyboard by Evgeny Cherpak (plus the fact it costs only a one-off fee), $60+ per year is a fairly hefty subscription fee.
@rgrtht ping me on linkedin ! I will share a promo code with you for annual membership
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I did as you requested - twice - unfortunately, however, with no reply forthcoming. As previously mentioned, there being no actual functionality to speak of this side of a steep subscription, there is no way of gauging the quality of this app beyond “it looks pretty”.
Thank you for your time.
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I am disabled and would much prefer to type on my iPhone then my computer but not for $9.99 a month. What happened to good old $X apps?
@hudsonperalta The monthly plan is designed for those who want to try out the app. A one-year subscription to the app is only $39
Single payer apps are dying out because from a business point of view it is not profitable to keep them up to date and improve them all the time. And subscriptions help the business to deliver constantly updated value to the end user
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I may not be able to use this for the life of me, but I voted anyway. I did this because I liked it so much. But there is something I am wondering about. Any chance of it being made for Android?
Hello community!
Remmo is a mobile app that helps you manage your macbook from your phone.
There are a lot of situations in our life that we would like to simplify when working with a computer. For example with this app:
- remotely manage presentations
- control media controllers while watching a movie, so you don't have to come to the desktop with a mouse and keyboard.
- Switch tracks, increase / decrease volume. For example, when cooking, you don't need to go to your computer to switch tracks.
- Answer messages or search for information on your phone to get results on your computer.
The app is written in Swift using Web Socket technology. Available for download from the App Store and Mac App Store. You can ask @nikita_gromovoy for more details about implementation
If you have any ideas where this app could be conveniently used then please post in the comments, or share your ideas on how it could be improved.
To use the app for free, send me a message on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/kuhe... or just write us on email hello@remmo.app
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