OpenStudy + dumbsearch mobile app
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It's work in progress, and it's not even beta, probably more alpha.

Basically, dumbsearch is a web app for mobile devices. It works best in iOS, currently. It is a predictive search engine, which means that it displays cards of data which would be most relevant to what you would currently be interested in. It's like Google Now, except that it doesn't track your actions.

It provides OpenStudy-centric features as well. It currently allows you to see the latest open post, and view the full desktop version, or the native mobile version currently available. I plan to further integrate OpenStudy into the app in the future, including on the search box.

So it's in alpha, and I'd love to hear your feedback.

It is currently located at http://www.dumbsearch.com/search .
It works on desktop too, but you have to resize your window to the likings of a mobile device.

You can view a teaser video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IjEqCT_Ljf4

Note: It requires access to your location for it's location-based functions to work.

@opcode and I have also released a Chrome extension for OpenStudy. It can be found at http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/5140fce1e4b0d5d99f3e3a24

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OpenStudy + dumbsearch mobile app
**************************************
It's work in progress, and it's not even beta, probably more alpha.

Basically, dumbsearch is a web app for mobile devices. It works best in iOS, currently. It is a predictive search engine, which means that it displays cards of data which would be most relevant to what you would currently be interested in. It's like Google Now, except that it doesn't track your actions.

It provides OpenStudy-centric features as well. It currently allows you to see the latest open post, and view the full desktop version, or the native mobile version currently available. I plan to further integrate OpenStudy into the app in the future, including on the search box.

So it's in alpha, and I'd love to hear your feedback.

It is currently located at http://www.dumbsearch.com/search .
It works on desktop too, but you have to resize your window to the likings of a mobile device.

You can view a teaser video at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IjEqCT_Ljf4

Note: It requires access to your location for it's location-based functions to work.

@opcode and I have also released a Chrome extension for OpenStudy. It can be found at http://openstudy.com/study#/updates/5140fce1e4b0d5d99f3e3a24

anonymous · Answer

lol now delet yours
and its awesome

dumbsearch2 · Answer

watch the video :3

dumbsearch2 · Answer

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IjEqCT_Ljf4