I currently use Stuffcard (http://mystuffcard.com), though.
Show HN: Unioncy – Keep an automated record of your things
31–40 of 47 posts
Re: Show HN: Unioncy – Keep an automated record of your things
#32> Protected by highly secure 256-bit SSL encryption, no one but you can see and access your information. Assuming you have access to the data on your servers, shouldn't that read "no-one but you and the NSA"?
Re: Show HN: Unioncy – Keep an automated record of your things
#33Re: Show HN: Unioncy – Keep an automated record of your things
#34Earlier quoted context omitted.
Thanks! Sure, I guess that's a good solution for people who know how to do it and are willing to spend the time.
If you go this route, which will bring you more customers, you should provide instructions for the major email providers.
Re: Show HN: Unioncy – Keep an automated record of your things
#35Earlier quoted context omitted.
Thanks, your feedback is really interesting and I would like to learn more. Can I ask you why do you do keep all of this information associated with your products?
I don't for everything I've bought but I do for important stuff, such as computer parts like hard disks (I'll use that info so I know what disks are in what PCs), or for motor insurance (where I will want to renew it periodically).
Re: Show HN: Unioncy – Keep an automated record of your things
#36The Gmail approach doesn't interest me, but a method using Amazon product lists and a search with autocomplete and images (to help me identify the products I don't know in detail) would be more useful. Haven't tried your product as a result of the Gmail thing so I'm not sure if you already do this, but you could prompt people with things like: What model fridge do you have? (Delete - I don't have a fridge) Washing ma…
We don't prompt or recommend what to add at this point, but it's an interesting idea if you can do it well. I appreciate your feedback!
Re: Show HN: Unioncy – Keep an automated record of your things
#37That's a really nice idea with huge potential. I currently use Stuffcard ( http://mystuffcard.com ), though.
Re: Show HN: Unioncy – Keep an automated record of your things
#38That's an idea I meant to work on for a while. The potential is enormous. Sorry about the paranoid people that don't want to give you access to their mails. Add more semantics. Add other input methods (such as barcode). Add image recognition (hardest part). Add Mechanical Turk classification/identification. Good luck.
Re: Show HN: Unioncy – Keep an automated record of your things
#39Even if this might seem useful in theory or on paper, it's never going to fly in practice.
Re: Show HN: Unioncy – Keep an automated record of your things
#40Everyday I see one app launched which needs my gmail access. strict NO!!