Monday, July 4, 2011

SquareUpMax is an addictively fun physics based Puzzle App for iPhone, iPad, iPod!


Players are challenged to fling, launch, push, slide, and tap shapes ultimately to re-construct each of the addictively fun levels as it was before a series of randomly massive explosions scattered the pieces.

Monday, March 21, 2011

SquareUp!

Fun Free Game...

Check out the SquareUp Video...

Challenge yourself to balance and stack the pieces while racing against the clock in this simple, yet fun game. Different levels, pieces, and obstacles make SquareUp an increasingly difficult challenge that will keep you entertained. Flick and shake your pieces to SquareUp success!

Wednesday, December 15, 2010

SpellingRacer available for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch

Spelling Racer is an educational game to help kids and people of all ages improve on their spelling. Steer your car, boat, and plane to the correct answer while earning bonuses and achievements along the way. Challenge your parents and friends to become the spelling wiz!

Game fun includes:
*Fun way to practice your spelling
*Earn bonus points for special accomplishments
*Increasingly difficult levels
*Keeps your best score so you can always work on improving
*Earn special bonus levels for getting an A
*Share your progress in SpellingRacer with your friends and family on Facebook
*Race, drive, steer, boat, and fly your way to spelling success
*Keep track of the number of A's you get in a row
*Track your A-streak globally to rank your streak with other players


Check it out.

Friday, December 3, 2010

MathRacer now has global high scores

MathRacer for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch now has global high scores using cocos Live. You can keep track of the number of A's you get in a row and have this streak posted on the cocos Live server to track your A-Streak with other players.

Friday, November 26, 2010

SpellingRacer is almost complete!

We're adding a full version of SpellingRacer. Extras include more bonus levels, Facebook integration, music, more vehicles to play, and global rank of the number of A's you get in a row.


Tuesday, November 23, 2010

SpellingRacerLite app released on iTunes!

Check out SpellingRacerLite available now on iTunes. It's the same great game as MathRacer and MathRacerLite but to practice your spelling instead of math. It's free!

Spelling Racer is an educational game to help kids and people of all ages improve on their spelling. Steer your car to the correct spelling while earning bonuses and achievements along the way. Challenge your parents and friends to become the spelling wiz!

Game fun includes:
*Fun way to practice spelling words
*Earn bonuses for special accomplishments
*Increasingly difficult levels
*Keeps your best score so you can always work on improving

Monday, November 8, 2010

MathRacer available on iTunes!








Math Racer is an educational game to help kids and people of all ages improve on math problems. Steer your car, boat, and plane to the correct answer while earning bonuses and achievements along the way. Challenge your parents and friends to become the math wiz!

Game fun includes:
*Fun way to practice math problems
*Earn bonus points for special accomplishments
*Increasingly difficult levels
*Keeps your best score so you can always work on improving
*Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division problems
*Earn special bonus levels for getting an A
*Share your progress in MathRacer with your friends and family on Facebook
*Race, drive, steer, boat, and fly your way to math success

Math Racer contains all the game fun of MathRacerLite plus much more!

Wednesday, October 27, 2010

MathRacer for the iPhone is on it's way!

We're almost done with the full version of MathRacer! It has more bonus levels, graphics, and the ability to post to your Facebook wall.


Thursday, October 14, 2010


MathRacerLite is now available on iTunes and it's free!

Math Racer is an educational game to help kids and people of all ages improve on math problems. Steer your car to the correct answer while earning bonuses and achievements along the way. Challenge your parents and friends to become the math wiz!

Game fun includes:
*Fun way to practice math problems
*Earn bonuses for special accomplishments
*Increasingly difficult levels
*Keeps your best score so you can always work on improving
*Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division problems

Saturday, September 4, 2010

iDashData available on iTunes!

iDashData, built using the same framework already available in iDashStocks, allows you to import custom data from a webserver in csv format. Any daily, numeric data can be imported and analyzed using the functionality also in iDashData (see below for screen shots). This is an example of the format of the csv file:

Product A,2010-01-01,1
Product A,2010-01-02,2
Product A,2010-01-03,3
Product A,2010-01-04,4
Product A,2010-01-05,5
Product B,2010-01-01,1
Product B,2010-01-02,2
Product B,2010-01-03,3
Product B,2010-01-04,4
Product B,2010-01-05,5

Where the first column is the name of your data, in this case Product A and Product B. The second column is the date of the data. The last column is your data. In this example, this would represent number of units sold.

The data can be imported on a schedule you set, and you can choose to have all the data loaded completely, if your csv file contained the entire database of data you wanted to import. Or you can have it load only new data. For example, if you wanted to create the csv file with only new entries per day. In the example above, each day the csv file would contain two lines: one for Product A's previous day sales and one for Product B's previous day sales.

All of the data analysis tools available in iDashStocks is also available in iDashData; you can compare metrics in charts, set goals or KPI's, review trends in data using the accelerometer to change the scale, etc.

You could even group metrics together. For example, if you had 10 products that you imported, you could group each product by a category or region it was sold in, and use these categories to look for trends.

Try it out, and let us know what you think!


Friday, July 9, 2010

iDashStocks version 1.1 released on the App Store!

Version 1.1 of iDashStocks has been released on Apple's App Store. Here are some of the additions in this version.


You can now group stocks into categories, e.g., industry, tech stocks. These groups can then be used to see trends between groups or drill-down to individual metrics as follows.


The main screen featuring groups. You can toggle between groups and individual stocks by tilting the iPhone either toward you or away from you.


The compare screen with groups enabled. Toggling between stocks and groups is also enabled on this screen by tilting the iPhone toward or away from you.


When you are viewing groups in the main screen, when you drill-down into the details, you will now see the stocks, or metrics, that make up those groups.


We added some other features such as news articles based on each stock or group.


There is a help screen which will take you to our help videos on YouTube as well.


We are in the workings of creating version 1.2, so stay tuned for more exciting updates.

Saturday, May 1, 2010

iDashStocks, Dashboard-Style Reporting Framework Demo on YouTube

Check out our demo of iDashStocks and the generalized dashboard-style reporting framework it is built on on YouTube.
iDashStocks YouTube demo
We also highlight some of the near-future additions to the framework and iDashStocks.

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

iDashStocks, Dashboard-Reporting Framework Additions

iDashStocks and the generalized dashboard-reporting framework it is built on have already been out for a week with steady growing sales on Apple's iTunes and App Store and we're already working on improving it and adding more features. We want to add the ability to compare more measures, or facts if you're more familiar with dashboard terminology. In future updates, which will be free through iTunes and the App Store for existing iDashStocks users :), you'll be able to switch between measures and perform the same drill-down and kpi monitoring functionality already in iDashStocks but with more data. Review the P/E ratio vs. price, for example. This is our goal, to bring a solid dashboard reporting tool to your iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad. We will keep adding functionality and listening to your suggestions so iDashStocks and the generalized dashboard-reporting framework provide you with all the tools that have made dashboard reporting a popular means to solid decision making. Another logical next step is to provide more grouping of categories of stocks, e.g., to answer the question of which industry had the best stock price increase, energy stocks vs. technology stocks (this would be adding more dimensions to the “cube” to increase the amount of slice-and-dice you can perform on your data). Combine this with being able to control how you slice-and-dice data using a feature already in iDashStocks, using the built-in accelerometer to change chart scales, and dashboard reporting just got pretty valuable to your business, all this right from your pocket. Who would have guessed.

Friday, April 16, 2010

iPhone Business App Deployment

We were thinking how to make deployment of custom business apps easier when I came across this article: http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/193851/iphone_os_40_makes_iphone_a_business_contender.html

Apple is also cutting the cord, enabling IT admins to push custom business apps wirelessly over the air rather than requiring users to sync with iTunes.”

It sounds like it would work like the BlackBerry Server, enabling IT to deploy apps locally, within the organization. This would make deploying updates much easier (obviously), while enabling custom business apps to quickly change with the dynamic nature of businesses. Sounds like a step in the right direction. The iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad already provide great user experiences to the masses. Now, business users will start gaining confidence in these devices for use within their organization. Who will be the early adopters and want user-friendly business apps driving how they view their organization's data?