Flume Pro will be absolutely free for 24 hours in all App Stores!

[Michaelgtrusa]

Flume Pro will be absolutely free for 24 hours in all App Stores! Hurry up and get it! https://flumeapp.tumblr.com/post/154810435611/flume-for-mac-24-update

 

[cvdave]

Gee thats great..... too bad their webpage touts more about all the mistakes they fixed, instead of WHAT THE HECK DOES IT DO? A free app isn't worth the cost, unless it provides a service.... and I read that entire webpage, and have zero clue why I would want it

 

[jeff_in_MD]

Gee thats great..... too bad their webpage touts more about all the mistakes they fixed, instead of WHAT THE HECK DOES IT DO? A free app isn't worth the cost, unless it provides a service.... and I read that entire webpage, and have zero clue why I would want it

It's a beautiful Instagram experience for your Mac. What more do you need to know?

I don't use Instagram so beyond that I don't know.

 

[flumeapp]

Gee thats great..... too bad their webpage touts more about all the mistakes they fixed, instead of WHAT THE HECK DOES IT DO? A free app isn't worth the cost, unless it provides a service.... and I read that entire webpage, and have zero clue why I would want it

Hey! Developer here. The OP posted the link to the direct blog post - simply click on "App" in the header or go to https://flumeapp.com to see the regular website. The website is currently being redesigned, but the App Store description on the MAS covers most of the details. There was a link missing in the blog post to link to the App Store, which I've just re-added.

As for the changelog - that's deliberately verbose. Most developers hide behind a vague "bug fixes and improvements" message with their release notes, or release multiple updates in a few days / weeks of each other because they either fix less things at once or want to hide embarrassing or crucial errors from further scrutiny. We opt for the opposite approach and to let people know exactly what's changed, and our updates are often months apart encompassing hundreds of changes at once.

 

[Phil in ocala]

Gee thats great..... too bad their webpage touts more about all the mistakes they fixed, instead of WHAT THE HECK DOES IT DO? A free app isn't worth the cost, unless it provides a service.... and I read that entire webpage, and have zero clue why I would want it

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[Michaelgtrusa]

Hey! Developer here. The OP posted the link to the direct blog post - simply click on "App" in the header or go to https://flumeapp.com to see the regular website. The website is currently being redesigned, but the App Store description on the MAS covers most of the details. There was a link missing in the blog post to link to the App Store, which I've just re-added.

As for the changelog - that's deliberately verbose. Most developers hide behind a vague "bug fixes and improvements" message with their release notes, or release multiple updates in a few days / weeks of each other because they either fix less things at once or want to hide embarrassing or crucial errors from further scrutiny. We opt for the opposite approach and to let people know exactly what's changed, and our updates are often months apart encompassing hundreds of changes at once.

Welcome to the forum.

 

[flumeapp]

Welcome to the forum.

Thanks! Actually have a throwaway account on here but didn't want to post under it