joshblour

I built a react native version: https://github.com/yonahforst/trackandtrace

Looking for contributors!

Very happy to finally post this. I've been working on it day and night for the past 5 days.

Quarantine isn't so bad after all...

I think it's super interesting to read the Timeline of Doomsday Clock changes from the bottom up.

Author here: Happy to answer any questions :)

Awesome!!

super nice. does it work with expo? (without ejecting)

this is awesome

RIMR - I've just uploaded a new version to the chrome store that has a switch to turn off profanity. Keep an eye on the chrome store for version 1.3, it should be available in an hr or so

done. File removed: https://github.com/yonahforst/focusbook/commit/491cf59a087c8...

done. file removed: https://github.com/yonahforst/focusbook/commit/491cf59a087c8...

Hey. Good point about the profanity. I'll add an option toggle it on and off. It was meant to be sort of a fun tool for myself.

About tracking, it is absolutely not tracking anything or anyone. That line of code referring to gtmetrix.com is from the sample google extension which i just forgot to remove. https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/getstarted#resources I'll remove it now. Sorry for the confusion. I hate tracking and would never do it to anyone without their permission (or even with their permission)

You're not the developer, I am. And I absolutely am not tracking anyone. That code is from the sample app: https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/getstarted#resources

and it's since been removed

hey Raphemdia, actual developer and OP here, (user yonah91 was created a few minutes ago) the line of code you're referring to is in a file called popup.js which is never actually loaded . It's from the sample code which I used to learn how to make a chrome extension (https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/getstarted#resources) I'll remove it now, so that people don't the wrong idea.

hhahhaha then this was made for you XD

Sorry for the double-post. I should have put this under 'Show HN' the first time around.

that's a good idea. I'll try to add something like that to the next release.

In the current version, you can tap the navigate icon on the top-right of the map and the map will rotate to follow your heading. Then you can just point it towards any of your friends. But you're right, a simple compass could be better.

It's pretty decent on batteries. It only wakes up when a friend is actively searching for you, and only for ~4 seconds.