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LOL as you like.
I guess 2 things causing my pathetic earning are:
1. Sluggish Interface
2. Extremely less business/people want to send email receipt as they are rich enough to constantly buy receipt printers, receipt papers, printer ink/ribbon and etc.
3. They do not give a shit about technology
What do you think?
Cheers, Mark Thien
I may trust a retailer with my money to make a purchase, but I won't trust that retailer with my e-mail address to get the receipt. Customers are more comfortable with the paper receipt because it's fast and requires no further time commitment associated with the purchase. If that makes their purchase 10% more expensive it's worth it to them.
Perhaps you might use what you've learned to make a different (or improved) product that appeals to a wider audience.
From a dev point of view it looks lazy (a jqm/phonegap app, using the standard theme with a few colour changes). I wouldn't download it because I'd assume the same amount of effort has gone into the functionality as the interface (not much).
From the average public point of view it doesn't look like a normal iOS app. Rightly or wrongly, design of the interface plays a big part in the success of a mobile app (at least for iOS apps anyway).
Of course, this is assuming that there are users out there who want an app like this and are finding it on the app store.
Inputting data on a touch interface is terrible, so filling out several forms looks really tedious.
I'm not sure exactly what your app does from the screenshots, but it looks like it's a way to email a receipt for a purchase to a customer? Wouldn't the business owner probably want this feature integrated with their Point of Sale system or something else, rather than retype everything into their iPhone or iPad? Or is this meant to replace a Point of Sale system?