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After logging in on the web site please find the "print" button, then pring entire wallet to paper and save it somewhere safe, like the same place you keep your birth certificate or passport etc.

Also, if you keep making backups with iTunes the Memengo Wallet's data file is backup as well, so you will be able to recover later if things turn sour.

This does not negate the need to export, but hopefully addresses some of the concerns.

I haven't done anything to enable export in recent days, and I have much other work before I get to this.

Thanks!

Have you thought about outsourcing the development of the app for a share of the revenue? How many subscribers do you have on the site, and on the iOS ?

I wouldn't subscribe to the site as I have gotten used to getting it for free. I might have subscribed had it been a paid service earlier.

Or have you looked at the donation option? A friend has a web service ClikServ, that has a lot of experience with the donation option on desktop websites and might explore that on an Android app if you reach out to them. So even if a few people donate, the amounts are fairly large.

I hope these are useful ideas.

Piyush

Yeah, it could be a potential security hole, but data loss is a security threat too. And you're already suggesting elsewhere, that users split up their data into multiple wallets for different security levels, in case they need to log in from an insecure computer.

You don't have to search the cards - you can simply scroll down to see them. "numbers" is a folder you have created at some point in the past; you can create more folders if that helps you to organize your cards better. If you do, "All Folders" will display cards from all such folders, whereas individual folders show only what's in each of them.

The app always returns to the same place where you left it, so if you enter the "numbers" folder and the quit the app, next time it will take you right there.

Does this help?

And, what is the difference between cards and numbers?

I have been using a less-than-satisfactory Android app called Kuffs, that is just not as clean and straightforward as Memento, nor are its templates thought out nearly as well as yours. That developer uses a 10-card trial version, so now I am looking at spending $5 - $10 for the full version of an app that falls short of Memento's mark. BTW, Kuffs uses a Dropbox and/or Google docs cloud backup model.

Like the other posters, even though I already purchased the iTouch version, I am willing to buy it again for my Android. Hint, hint, hint: that's called "repeat business" and is the best thing you can hope for in the business world. Another way of looking at this is as the subject of loyalty — there are many of us who are loyal to you and your product. Will you be loyal to us?

I hope you decide to join the exploding Android Marketplace and make some dough there!

Alan.

How can I be sure the synch is from the website to the phone (NOT the other way around?)
Thanks for any help!

Alan.

I don't think the feature is critical give that you can always just hand type all the information from the card into the web app one time and then you're done; but if the feature existed, I'd definitely digitize all my cards into Memengo :)

Thanks.

Just an idea
Dan

Thanks.

It would be great if there was a version of the site that used a different stylesheet!

Concept:

1. If I point my device to m.memengo.com/signin, I would see a page that contained only the sign-in box using the div.mainColumnInt style (already looks great on my mobile).
   1. When I click sign-in, I would see a listbox on the top to allow me to select my wallet, and the wallet unlock password dialog. The unlock wallet dialog would cover up the Search Cards box and the card list underneath it.
   2. After entering my password, the dialog would disappear leaving me on a screen with the wallet selection box on top, the search box below it, and the card list (100% width) below that.
   3. The search would work exactly as it does now, and the card list would auto-filter just like it does now.
   4. When I click on a card, the card would display between the search box, and the card list. (Instead of displaying in a div to the right, it would be a div between the search box and card list.)
2. When I click the "New Card" button, the new card dialog would cover the search and card list div.
3. The "Edit Card" button would have the same layout behavior as "New Card"

P.S. Thanks for all your work on the iPod app! It works like a charm. :)

Thanks for creating the mailing list! I look forward to receiving your updates.

Best regards,

Andre

Please consider making an iPad-friendly version…

Seconded.

Memengo was my favorite and most used iPhone app, and it's very unfortunate there isn't an app on the Android marketplace yet.

I think the marketplace is big enough now. Just think of the potential client base you are missing out on!

Thanks for this program. I understand that time is always hard to come by, and I want you to know I really appreciate what you've provided thus far.

Thanks!

I suggest syncing from iPad to memengo.com again, and make sure that you typed in exactly the same email address - open iPad and iPhone side by side and check the spelling. Also, after sync, make sure to examine all Wallets on the iPad. If it still doesn't work please contact support.

As a workaround, please try using copy-paste. You don't need to start editing the password to make a copy - simply press a finger over the field for one second and you will be given a choice to copy into clipboard or to append. You can then take this to Safari and paste the password that way.