I'd be happy to hear any feedback you might have on this side project. My friend and I spent about a month developing it as a tool for entrepreneurs to help refine their pitch.
I think law startups is a vague term that can account for many points of view. Startups for people 'using' the law or startups for those 'practicing' the law.
For the past few years I've been making apps such as iJuror (http://www.ijurorapp.com) specifically for attorneys and law firms. Adoption has been pretty significant but the industry is a bit more conservative when it comes to technology. Other apps such as TrialPad and TranscriptPad have been successful as well.
ClearView Social (http://clearviewsocial.com) is another startup in the legal space that helps attorneys and law firms grow their presence on social media.
I think we'll see more startups in the space in the coming years too.
Draftalyzer uses custom algorithms to determine the likelihood that a player will be drafted before your turn to draft. It takes into account team rosters, project points per player, and bye weeks.
I originally made this app because I was frustrated doing in person Yahoo drafts and not having the drafted players immediately disappear from the available players list (I wanted to save trees so I didn't print lists of players and cross them off as they were drafted).
It then turned into Draftalyzer as I added more features. Any feedback is appreciated!
Hi, I just released Homescreen Genius and I'd be thankful for any feedback.
The app is pretty simple. You take a screenshot of your device's homescreen (or any other screen for that matter), upload it in the app, Homescreen Genius uses Tesseract OCR to get the app names, and then provides you suggestions based on apps that similar users have.
I created this because I found the Tesseract OCR package and wanted to put it to use in some fashion so Homescreen Genius was created.
Thanks in advance for any feedback - I really appreciate it.
Hi the price on SideProjectors is a typo - I need to fix that. No wonder no one has jumped on it :)
The usage is really quite low - I never spent any time marketing it unfortunately. It was easier for me to use the site than manually create the collateral that I wanted so I built it.
If you'd like more details feel free to email me (address in my profile).
I created a project called http://customlawyerapps.com. The site allows law firms and attorneys to create iPhone and Android apps for their business.
The project includes a Wordpress website to collect orders. The customers choose the features they would like from a 'menu' and then are given a price quote.
The project also includes 'base' iPhone and Android apps that are then customized to a customer's needs.
I haven't had the time to market the site very much but it would be a good opportunity for someone that has mobile app development background and the ability to market the site to the target market.
If you have any interest my contact info is in my profile.
The site was created with PHP, Moo.com API, the iTunes API, and the Google link shortener.
I needed this myself and never really marketed the site. I found it useful to create promo code give aways when attending trade shows for some of the other iOS apps I developed (the iJuror iPad app for attorneys is the example shown on the site).
Here's the 3rd side project I've been working on with a friend that was just released (I've been busy!).
The iPhone app is called 'Run the World' and it lets you create goal based on running from one city to another (for example run from San Francisco to Dallas).
The second project that I've been working on is RepairMyRentalPro.com which is a site to help connect landlords and contractors when work is needed on a rental property. The site is in beta but went 'live' a week ago.
I just finished a dice game for iOS called Tripps (also known as 3s). The point is to score less than your opponent and 3s count as zero points. My friends and I often played this at parties so I decided to turn it into an app.
I like this concept. I tried to signup to give it a try with my iPad app iJuror but it looks like the App Search only looks for iPhone or Universal apps. Is there another way to go about adding an iPad only app?
Thanks for the response - your advice is greatly appreciated. Do you notice that customers are more inclined to choose the in person, webinar, or prerecord option? Or is it usually different on a case by case basis?
I've been looking for a forum such as this to use in my own apps. I get a good deal of feature requests for my iJuror iPad app and this seems to be a good way to determine which feature requests are the most desired versus the current approach of listening to the loudest/most persistent voice.
I've always liked how Dropbox has their Votebox page and this is something I look forward to using in my apps. Well done.
