Fibery is Awesome, but we do miss mobile and offline. Here's why

[Illusory]

I agree! This has been discussed a lot. As @YvetteLans mentioned, I think capturing and viewing are ideal.

Tana did this perfectly.

@Illusory

I think the best first step is to do what Tana did, and create a Fibery app that makes it easy to dump data into Fibery. (Essentially, a glorified but useful native form).

Example: ‎Tana Capture on the App Store

Main Tana app Features:

• Scan text
• Upload Media
• Write
• Voice Memo

Preview of the app’s home page, writing component and “history”. It does not let you view data stored in Tana; it only allows you to push data. A “View” button would be nice in History to redirect you to the Tana record via web.

An equivalent would be a Fibery app that allows you to select the forms you’ve created and input data into Fibery.

Serving notifications as push notifications to the app would be awesome as well.

Similar to how you can use Slack to create an entity or Fibery Chrome extension; having a native app that makes it easy to push data into Fibery and a clean UI would be amazing.

The app can then be developed further as time goes on to add more features.

@Illusory

It would allow for quick data capture and influence users to stay with Fibery. Because we know the value, we force it to work even though it is missing some things, but still use other tools because of the ease they offer.

Example: Todoist for project management. 2 main reasons we use it:

• Easy to input data from multiple devices, including Mac, iOS, Chrome Browser
• Clear way to form recurring tasks and notify

If I want to create a simple task for my team, I have to go log into the Fibery site on desktop to get a smooth experience. Being able to jot down notes / create docs, or create “task” entities from iOS would be so useful. Making it compatible with iPad and MacOs would fit a lot of needs and keep people pumping data into Fibery.