mroling

We want to protect custom apps but also between all of the numerous SaaS products that don’t run locally and the guantlet of LLMs. We’re plug and play with virtually every SaaS offering that talks to LLMs.

Very cool project for those that only need protection locally with hand rolled rules. We're aiming to protect data flowing from SaaS solutions to LLMs and for those that don't want to manage the complexity of running a MITM locally.

Looks great but when I click 'Get started now' on the homepage, registration isn't over SSL.

I don't think so. The showcase on PhoneGap was posted in July 2012. Additionally, it's easy to tell that the app isn't utilizing the Cocoa Touch UI framework. Look at how the views bounce, how the buttons "feel". Those are dead PhoneGap giveaways.

It's not native in the strict sense. They ported over their web app using PhoneGap: http://phonegap.com/app/untappd/

Untappd uses webviews to serve up local HTML/CSS/JS. To me, that's not native.

The biggest difference between the two apps is that BeerQuest is just as much about the place as it is about the beer. We don't rely on third party places data like Untappd does (Foursquare). Checkins are about checking into a place and not a beer. If you're at a place and are drinking a beer, you 'drink' a beer. We also think the journal and maps aspect of the app turned out really well. Quickly map out all of the great places near you and everywhere you been.

From a technical perspective, BeerQuest was built using Objective C instead of HTML5, so it feels like a true native app because it is.

The guys at Untappd have done a great job, but we think this is a large enough market for us too.

Currently, all of the data comes from the users.

Great feedback regarding the conversion rate. We actually went down the road of building both an iOS and an Android version out of the gate but found that the Android platform seemed fragmented. With hundreds of different devices all running everything from 2.x to 4.x, it seemed too complicated initially to do it right.

BeerQuest was built using Objective C so no easy port over to the Android platform. We are looking into supporting Android in the future though.

I think you mean http://cocoapods.org

Wow. This is a fantastic collection. Thank you!

I'm not seeing it.

Path has decided to remove from view the Google Maps attribution. On the page linked, https://path.com/p/pCF0O, the Google maps image is "cropped", hiding the bottom portion of the map via CSS. Here's the actual link to the map that's being presented: https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/staticmap?center=54.804...

This clearly is against Google Maps ToS, right?