Nov 2015
2:11pm, 20 Nov 2015
497 posts
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Fragile Do Not Bend
The only use for an app I can think of is as s tracking device - the last time I used my phone's GPS to track a walk that I did, it was a pain in the bum trying to get the data copied over to Fetch. So a strava replacement would be good.
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Nov 2015
2:14pm, 20 Nov 2015
16,685 posts
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fetcheveryone
There's Fetchpoint and Conquercise which might be a lot more fun if you could see the targets coming towards you. And I also thought that we could do live tracking on the website, so that Fetchies could follow the progress of (willing) Fetchies in big races.
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Nov 2015
2:14pm, 20 Nov 2015
6,838 posts
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Binks
Some kind of "track that fetchie" option.
For example if I see a fetchie at a parkrun I might be intrigued as to who they are. If they had this option switched on their phone I could say "yeah it's so and so, they are clearly an idiot because they think that bourbons are the best kind of biscuit and so I am not going to bother talking to them".
So a bit like grindr really....
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Nov 2015
2:18pm, 20 Nov 2015
19,591 posts
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McGoohan
Fetchr
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Nov 2015
2:23pm, 20 Nov 2015
16,686 posts
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fetcheveryone
The permutations for privacy invasion are endless
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Nov 2015
3:22pm, 20 Nov 2015
25,466 posts
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Nick Cook
+1 for an Android App.
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Nov 2015
3:44pm, 20 Nov 2015
21 posts
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decorum
Sounds good ~ apparently the app title fetchr is already in use
I use my phone GPS* to log runs and being able to link directly would be a bonus :D
* Yes I'm a (happyish) peasant!
I'm very new here. Please feel free to ignore me ...
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Nov 2015
3:53pm, 20 Nov 2015
14,114 posts
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Ted
+1 for stalkability
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Nov 2015
3:54pm, 20 Nov 2015
6,839 posts
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Binks
+1 for anything we can give a +1 to
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Nov 2015
3:55pm, 20 Nov 2015
1,425 posts
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chunkywizard
iOS here and happy to help test. I don't generally run with my phone (although sometimes listen to podcasts on long runs, but use Forerunner for GPS track) but would use an app version of the mobile site if it had a nicer interface.
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