We’d love your support! Download the app and leave a quick review to help boost the launch. Your feedback will be super valuable as we continue improving the mobile experience.
Marc Gysin
Michel Luarasi as I see it there is no option to choose the size of the image to download in the iOS app :(
Ad Bogaard
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Michel Luarasi changed status to In Progress
Team
Alright, we made some progress on the Picflow mobile apps!
The iOS app is still under Apple’s review, so you’ll notice a few features and settings are hidden for now. We expect approval soon and will improve things step by step.
Looking forward to your feedback.
David Vega
Michel Luarasi iOS app works very well! Thanks!!
Michel Luarasi changed status to In Review
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Hi Ramone Grant, thanks for the request. What would be the main use case for a mobile app for you? Or what is currently not possible with the mobile browser?
Taylrd Media
Michel Luarasi: I thought of a brilliant use case for a mobile app. Shoot photos and immediately upload them to Picflow.
Hypothetically: 2 photographers out in the field at a concert while 1 is back at the studio editing. Photos can be edited in almost real time while the show is going on so that by the time the show is over, there are already photos ready for delivery. Using the upcoming Lightroom plugin, this could be a really powerful tool for creative teams working in fast paced environments.
Sean Misa
Michel Luarasi I think a great use case for a mobile app vs the website is if you are at a networking event and want to show off your photos from your portfolio, you can download the images or album and share them in case Internet or wifi is down or slow. Basically, we could use it as a portfolio when presenting to clients. And the ability to download or make available offline would make it so we can remove them off the device to create space and only download those that would be necessary for that event.
Anthony Henri "Hank" Oftana
I was thinking the same thing!
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Michel Luarasi changed status to In Review
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Hi Tom, You should be able to upload from your phone using the mobile browser. Was there an issue with that?
Tom Price
Michel Luarasi: Hi Michel, ah apologies - I hadn't actually tried that until you mentioned it. It worked really well for me. I suppose I was thinking that a standalone app that works reasonably well offline could be useful, but actually this works fine - best to prioritise other things (like video :D). Thanks again for all the brilliant work and great customer support.
Michel Luarasi
Team
Tom Price: Ok, cool. It looks like the mobile browser converts HEIC to JPG before upload. This is why it works. We'll dig a bit deeper into HEIC support and then check if it makes a difference. Yep, video is high on the list!!
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The Picflow mobile app is now officially available for both iOS and Android.
Get it for iOS: https://apps.apple.com/app/picflow/id6741537409
Get it for Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.picflow.pwa.twa
We’d love your support! Download the app and leave a quick review to help boost the launch. Your feedback will be super valuable as we continue improving the mobile experience.
Marc Gysin
Michel Luarasi as I see it there is no option to choose the size of the image to download in the iOS app :(
Ad Bogaard
👍 👍 �
Alright, we made some progress on the Picflow mobile apps!
The Picflow Android app is already available on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.picflow.pwa.twa
The Picflow iOS app is available for testing through TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/EH7RBA6v
The iOS app is still under Apple’s review, so you’ll notice a few features and settings are hidden for now. We expect approval soon and will improve things step by step.
Looking forward to your feedback.
David Vega
Michel Luarasi iOS app works very well! Thanks!!
Hi Ramone Grant, thanks for the request. What would be the main use case for a mobile app for you? Or what is currently not possible with the mobile browser?
Taylrd Media
Michel Luarasi: I thought of a brilliant use case for a mobile app. Shoot photos and immediately upload them to Picflow.
Hypothetically: 2 photographers out in the field at a concert while 1 is back at the studio editing. Photos can be edited in almost real time while the show is going on so that by the time the show is over, there are already photos ready for delivery. Using the upcoming Lightroom plugin, this could be a really powerful tool for creative teams working in fast paced environments.
Sean Misa
Michel Luarasi I think a great use case for a mobile app vs the website is if you are at a networking event and want to show off your photos from your portfolio, you can download the images or album and share them in case Internet or wifi is down or slow. Basically, we could use it as a portfolio when presenting to clients. And the ability to download or make available offline would make it so we can remove them off the device to create space and only download those that would be necessary for that event.
Anthony Henri "Hank" Oftana
I was thinking the same thing!
Hi Tom, You should be able to upload from your phone using the mobile browser. Was there an issue with that?
Tom Price
Michel Luarasi: Hi Michel, ah apologies - I hadn't actually tried that until you mentioned it. It worked really well for me. I suppose I was thinking that a standalone app that works reasonably well offline could be useful, but actually this works fine - best to prioritise other things (like video :D). Thanks again for all the brilliant work and great customer support.
Michel Luarasi
Tom Price: Ok, cool. It looks like the mobile browser converts HEIC to JPG before upload. This is why it works. We'll dig a bit deeper into HEIC support and then check if it makes a difference. Yep, video is high on the list!!