John Spahr

Earlier this month, I launched LinkBoard, a reimagining of my older app, LifeBoard. Since then, I’ve been hard at work on a new update for LinkBoard, and I’m excited to say that this update is finally complete! It is known as “v2.1.0,” and it makes a wide variety of improvements to the app. So, here’s what's new: Edit Links: You can now edit a link by holding it and pressing the “Edit” button that appears at the bottom of your screen. From there, you can make whatever changes you need to. Saving Space: In this update, I have also changed a few things to allow for more links to be displayed at once while still not looking too cluttered. Pretty handy! The Little Things: As is often the case with updates of this sort, I have made several smaller tweaks and improvements that should make the app even more stable, reliable, and intuitive. You can get the latest version of LinkBoard from the  Play Store . I hope you like it, and thanks for reading!

Hey, everyone! It is once again time for another post regarding future plans, and this one is for late September and all of October 2021. As usual, I have quite a bit planned, but I am also busier than ever at the moment. So, keep in mind that some of these plans may not come to fruition on time or at all. That said, there is a lot to be excited about, and here are the things that I hope to do in the next month or so: Major Violoncello for Android Update:  I have been working on the Android version of Violoncello a great deal lately. I am hoping to release a pretty major update for it sometime in the next month or so. There is still plenty left to do, but I think this update will be worth the wait! Violoncello for iOS Improvements:  If you're a Violoncello for iOS user, you also have a ton to be excited about! I have several plans for this version of the app, and though I will probably be focusing on its Android counterpart first, I hope to release a major update for Violoncello f

LifeBoard hasn’t had the easiest life. It originally launched as my first paid app, but I decided to make it free after the launch of Violoncello. After that, it was always a bit of an afterthought for me, especially once I started getting into iOS development. On top of all of that, it was becoming increasingly clear that LifeBoard was lacking some much-needed direction. So, at long last, I have gone ahead and reimagined what LifeBoard can be. It’s still very much the LifeBoard you may know and love, but a lot has also changed. The result of this rethinking is LinkBoard: a new way to save links for later. Why Links? What makes LinkBoard more appealing than simply dropping a link in a notes app or bookmarks manager? Quite a few things, actually! Here are some of them: All sorts of links: LinkBoard lets you store links to websites, email addresses, locations, and phone numbers. It’s very handy to be able to save so many different types of links in one place! Filter links: Whether it be