Jared Miller

YES! I love it. This seems to break the norm for wearables away from simple activity monitoring market that everyone and there mother seems to be competing in. It's original and I like it :D

I like how we are reproducing some of the advertised functions from the apple watch onto the iphone. Finally I can express myself past the stringent use of words or emoticons :D.

Unless I am going to the beach, I would guess that the answer to this is always yes. Working in Tech, we don't have much of a formal dress code, that said, I think they would frown upon me showing up shirtless. I like the graphics though :D

More than anything, this just validated my time obsession. It's basically gamifying those attempts I have at stopping the microwave at exactly 00:00.

A much needed hack (and I mean that in the good way). I immediately wonder about the economics of the situation. Obviously it will have immediate benefit to the user, though I can imagine a scenario that would this would just negative consequences for the drivers who rely on surge pricing for extra cash. Also, using this in high density areas like concerts and sporting events, you might just...

Fantastic! Any plans to have query responses? It be cool to be able to @mention + when are you free, and have google calendar return some times. Regardless, it's certainly makes for a more fluid product integration. Well done :D