Mobile app coming soon?

Mobile app coming soon?

Tapping a phone # on my tasks to call is better than copy -paste it.

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  1. Kirill Maximov (KIR)17 November 2016 at 11:09

    Hello Roberto,

    Are you talking about a feature for phone number recognition in the mobile app? We have mobile beta version in development already: https://checkvist.com/auth/mobile

    Best,
    checkvist.com - Checkvist: Checklists and outlines on your mobile, offline

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  2. Roberto Pablo Ríos Siliceo17 November 2016 at 11:20

    Native android apps can trigger a phone call by tapping on the number if they recognize it as a phone number. WhatsApp and others do this.

    https://m.checkvist.com does not. I have to:
    - Edit note
    - Copy phone #
    - Open dialer app
    - Paste phone #

    I've been using the mobile version for about 1 month and, while very happy with it, there are some small details that make it cumbersome. This is the worst of them.

    Does that explain it better?

    PS. Another issue is not having a black theme (I don't like white).
    m.checkvist.com - Checkvist Mobile

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  3. Kirill Maximov (KIR)18 November 2016 at 04:31

    Hello Roberto,

    Thanks for the explanation. I believe we'll add a possibility to call phone numbers from the m.checkvist.com app in the next update, looks like it is not difficult to add.

    All the best,
    m.checkvist.com - Checkvist Mobile

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  4. Roberto Pablo Ríos Siliceo18 November 2016 at 10:24

    Thank you! Is there a cadence or is the update whenever you have time? I know you are very busy, just to set my expectations :)

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