Local App for iOS; any takers?

[crunnells]

I've been (sorta) working on developing a Midnite monitoring app for iPhone, iPad, etc, and wondered if there would be any community interest in an app like this?

The reason I ask is because I can easily make the app for myself that does what I want it to... But taking it to the next step and polishing it for the wider public takes a lot more time, and I'd probably be looking at selling it (at some point when it has more features).

So, anyone interested in this at all?

[mahendra]

i think the monitoring junkie will be,and honestly speaking my home is semi-off grid meaning, i used solar exclusively during the day .since i am not at home during the day  most of the time i do wish  like on rainy days and for other reasons ,that i can have something to check up on my system, mymidnite is nice to use if you are very far away and just want to check up on the system now and again ,but not for exclusive monitoring.so yes i would like something like that.

[Tons001]

I'd love an iOS app.

[boB]

Well, if iOs supports Adobe Air, this may happen sooner rather than later

boB

[crunnells]

Well, if iOs supports Adobe Air, this may happen sooner rather than later

I don't think this will happen anytime soon. Adobe and Apple have had a rocky relationship recently, especially over Apple's decision not to support Flash in iOS. But, you never know. I'm pretty sure I'll have a native iOS app done before iOS supports Adobe Air.

[offgridQLD]

I would be keen for a ISO local app.

Kurt

[ebenbayer]

I'd be very interested and happily pay for this

[atop8918]

Let me know if there's anything I can help with!

[tecnodave]

Count me in for the iOS app

td

[rhoyer]

I would definitely be interested In an app for the IOS system.  Willing to pay for it as well.

[mjp24coho]

ditto!

[Mike_Midnite]

iOS has adobe air.......... And the Local App Android has been posted here http://midniteforum.com/index.php?topic=1723.0

Once we purchase a dev license it should be as simple as compiling. That's the whole point in using Air.