Android?

[petrk94]

Hello,
your app looks really nice, do you plan something for Android?

Thanks

[zssz]

Hey! Thanks! Let's see if users like the iOS version first. Otherwise there is no point in making one, right?

[petrk94]

@zssz hmm, Im not sure, most people have Android phones, FireChat exist for Android, but require an account, and its the only functional Android App for something like this.

[JulAlx]

If it had an Android version, it could have been a great tool to be used in demonstrations and protests where hostile governments shut internet access on their people. Refer to the recent protests against fuel price hike in Iran as a classic example. It's great to have an iOS version, but an Android equivalent is also much appreciated and would significantly increase the rate of adoption.

Your application has a significant advantage over similar alternatives, and that's no requirement for account registration which is a very well-thought feature. If there is no internet connection, then how one could register for an account?

Please port your application to Android. People around the world really need work like this.

[petrk94]

@JulAlx in general I think the majority has an Android instead of iPhones