- Very similar to Quizlet
- allows users to mark questions with varying flags
- provides means of public sourcing official class notes
- offline study
- voice input? (with options)
- Simple API?
- Most logic would be on the front end
- Mobile app needed
- A study app (with offline study) is pretty useless without an app
- A Budget app
- Breaks spending down into any time size
- Takes money spent and divides it to weeks, months, whatever
- Optionally averages bills that vary
- Optionally breaks it down according to certain start and end points
- Logic can be front or back end
- The logic of how to calculate can be done before it is even returned from the api
- Or, the front end can decide how to calculate what is returned from the api
- Mobile app needed?
- I think a mobile app is essential for a budget app these days
- A tool that allows companies to view status and info about their clients
- Clients as a whole
- Individual Client info
- Calenders
- Reminders
- Documents
- Work flow tracking (think trello)
- Team integration
- Lots of planning
- Thinking about what can, vs needs to be done, might take time
- Logic everywhere
- No mobile app
- A tool that allows businesses the ability to see the status of inventory, employees, salary, and the like.
- Inventory
- What is in stock, what is needed?
- Add links to order from different companies
- Make it easy for new employees to see everything
- Salary
- Who has earned how much
- What bonuses are due
- Predicted vs real time
- Employees
- Hours
- Status reports
- Position info
- Location info
- Inventory
- Lots of planning
- Knowing what we need vs what we could do would take time
- Most logic on api side
- Most logic would be handled on back end, as the front end only needs to determine display.
- Mobile app not needed, or a limited version