I had been planning to add the index as you describe, but did the search function instead. Think it's still needed?
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FYI, Mobile Stogie is now on twitter as well (@mobilestogie). Seems like a good way to let users know about updates, new cigar additions, etc...
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Ken,
I love this app! You did great work. It helps me to keep a solid inventory of my smokes and know which humi or cooli they are in as well as ages and prices I paid.
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Thanks, you're making me blush :-)

Now that I have the search function working, I'll finally get to work on the smoking notes section. This will be a major addition that will take some time, but I'll post updates and seek feedback as I go.
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Just downloaded the app. It looks nice so far, but I have a TON of work ahead of me. It's going to be especially hard because I have a lot of singles and I dont' know the details of, so I'll have to look up online first. Nice app though!
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Updated the software on my app today, and them emailed myself the updated inventory. Pretty sweet! Sortable through Excel . . . just what I need is a tasty hobby that appeals to my natural geekiness, too.
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Ken,

Long time no suggest lol. There hasn't been any need since you've basically been killing it all on your own. But I am curious about something, does your inventory back up when your iPhone is backed up?

If it doesn't might I suggest we move that to the top of the list?

If it does can we augment it so that every time you connect it backs up?
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Keep up the great work Ken!
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Yes it does.
I had to get my phone replaced last week.
When I synced the new phone, everything was transferred.
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Short answer is yes, when you sync your iphone, the database is backed up :-). So for example, if you get a new phone and sync it to a backup of your old one, it will be all set. A more formal "import" feature is oft requested, still a tough one to do though.
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Haven't been posting much here, because I've been traveling a lot, but I'm getting some serious traction on the reviews section of the app. Heck of a lot of design considerations to make it useful, yet easy to use. I'll try to post some teasers later this week...
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Ken,
Have you seen your competition that was just released?
Got an email advising me of it.
Index "Puro" on search.
Quite neat in that it contains history, photos, coffee/teas, whiskey, etc.
Perhaps some ideas for yours as I sure as heck don't want to download a second application.:-)
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Maybe I should just buy that one, and go back to having a life :-)
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No way!
I like yours.
You have done a great job with it.
Just wish I had more time to maintain it up to date.
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I'm not sure that I would use any of those things.
Photos would be nice, but not at the expense of performance. Plus you can always use the web search to see a pic.
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Having a life is over rated. Nothign satisfies like a job well done, except a smoke to celebrate a job well done!
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The competitor app seems to be little more than a glorified sales tool.
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Should have got an IPhone
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Mobile Stogie has no competitors, just weak ass imitators.
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Just purchased from app store...

Now I have something to do this afternoon.
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