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Old 01-10-2013, 05:21 PM   #1
ford_falcon666
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Question Damn my car is to low! application idea... thoughts?

Howdy all,

I am a mobile application developer. I am currently working on an application called Damn my car is too low in my spare time.
Basically this application is a navigation app that alerts the user of roads with pot holes, speed bumps, dirt, gravel etc.
This will all be croud sourced and rely on users entering bad roads when they encounter them.

I have already got this underway. Any constructive criticism and ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.

P.s this will be a free app, currently looking at android but if it takes off an iOS version will be made.

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