Earlier quoted context omitted.
"Why is it free?" Would that be a bad thing? Why everything has to be paid for?
Potentially, yes. You want products you like to have a business model so that they are kept alive.
Prototyping iPhone apps on paper with POP
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Re: Prototyping iPhone apps on paper with POP
#62One thing that keeps happening: when I take a picture and finish cropping the app severely cuts off the right size of the picture. Any chance for a fix?
Re: Prototyping iPhone apps on paper with POP
#63Didn't try it out (I'm an Android user), but nice idea. I forwarded it along to some old colleagues who are into Lean Startup, as this seems like a useful tool. Unrelated to the app itself, but the website, the use of the word "feedbacks" seems pretty weird. (Are you a non-native English speaker?) Sharing & Feedbacks Share your prototype with colleagues and friends. They can try out and comment on your prototype on t…
You're right, we're not native English speaker. Thank you for correcting :)
Re: Prototyping iPhone apps on paper with POP
#64My whole visit on this website I spent looking for the resulting prototype I could play with. If the product of your app is something interactive, why not show it off?
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#67But, this is much more cooler as it is further simplifies the process. Is an Android version in the works?