09-11-2022, 08:53 AM
None of the other developers have ever reached out to me, and forScore ignored the one email I sent them. I don't think they have any interest in working with me. I really just wanted to provide a better environment for our users so that they could move between whatever apps they wanted to use, but it is important to acknowledge that trying to support another company's proprietary file types can incur a huge burden over time as you then have to update your software anytime they update their software to stay compatible with their latest changes.
As of right now, I'm thinking that the price of MobileSheets on iOS will be $15, and I will be changing the cost on Google Play and Amazon to match this. I want to make the app as affordable and accessible as possible while still charging enough to keep development going long term. While I could raise the price higher, I also want to be able to advertise that MobileSheets is less expensive than forScore and onSong. I still have a number of features to implement that are currently supported by those apps, so until I support all of the same features, I don't really want to charge more than they do. I also don't want it to be prohibitively expensive for users to purchase the app for multiple OS's.
Mike
As of right now, I'm thinking that the price of MobileSheets on iOS will be $15, and I will be changing the cost on Google Play and Amazon to match this. I want to make the app as affordable and accessible as possible while still charging enough to keep development going long term. While I could raise the price higher, I also want to be able to advertise that MobileSheets is less expensive than forScore and onSong. I still have a number of features to implement that are currently supported by those apps, so until I support all of the same features, I don't really want to charge more than they do. I also don't want it to be prohibitively expensive for users to purchase the app for multiple OS's.
Mike