After talking with Nate (the designer) about the new Digicue Blue, he suggested I start a new thread about some of the phone (or tablet) app suggestions I have. That way, anyone else who has suggestions, can add them here in one place.
1. in the shot history while viewing a previous shot, add a button to view next shot instead of having to go back and select the next shot.
2. Add an export feature in the phone app, I wanted to export a league night either in CSV or HTML to save for later. When you have a large shot history, it takes quite a while to pull up and scroll through the shot history. For that reason, I will regularly clear my shot data.
3. Ability to collapse a day in the shot history, this will make it easier to find a particular day to view previous shots.
4. Ability to delete multiple shots at once. I know you can delete individual shots one at a time. But when you have to delete many shots, (as if you had a teammate try out the Digicue), it's time consuming and tedious.
After the Bluetooth dongle I ordered arrives I'll be able to test out the PC version of the Digicue app which Nate has uploaded on GitHub (Google search for "Digicue GitHub")
If you use or have used the Digicue Blue app and have a suggestion, please add it on. Or +1 one of the suggestions I have made.
1. in the shot history while viewing a previous shot, add a button to view next shot instead of having to go back and select the next shot.
2. Add an export feature in the phone app, I wanted to export a league night either in CSV or HTML to save for later. When you have a large shot history, it takes quite a while to pull up and scroll through the shot history. For that reason, I will regularly clear my shot data.
3. Ability to collapse a day in the shot history, this will make it easier to find a particular day to view previous shots.
4. Ability to delete multiple shots at once. I know you can delete individual shots one at a time. But when you have to delete many shots, (as if you had a teammate try out the Digicue), it's time consuming and tedious.
After the Bluetooth dongle I ordered arrives I'll be able to test out the PC version of the Digicue app which Nate has uploaded on GitHub (Google search for "Digicue GitHub")
If you use or have used the Digicue Blue app and have a suggestion, please add it on. Or +1 one of the suggestions I have made.