Christopher Rompré
Just to reiterate, it doesn't need to be a full offline mode. Just a basically functional see list and add a local task until online again. This should not be so hard to do for a simple day planner
Christopher Rompré
Yes please!! So essential to people who move in and out of range, and who travel for work. A dealbreaker for me!
Erica R
Please make this happen! This doesn't have alot of upvotes for some reason, but it's really important. Even if I go to a coffee shop and not in a remote area, I want to be able to be offline and still use the program. Especially for an app so focused on daily planning. I make my plan at home, for example, and I want to be able to reference out on the road. Sunsama's the only app I use that isn't available offline.
Robin Kunz
Yes, annoying in a plane or abroad, remote area.
Thomas Reichlin
Is there a plan to add an offline feature?
It's really the biggest flaw of the app for my use. Every work trip is the source of a lot more unneeded stress. Since I cannot keep track of tasks, I have to remember to add tasks to Sunsama later on, which I have to write on postit, in other apps... In the end, a one week work trip become to three weeks of ensuing mess.
Travis Grossi
Pleeeeease
Michael Bock
Please!
David Schneider
Michael Bock I second this again!
Alex Cunningham
Merged in a post:
Sunsama available offline
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Mary Mixon
Extremely annoying that if I am on a plane, I just cannot see my to do list.
Alex Cunningham
Merged in a post:
Sunsama available offline
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Mary Mixon
Extremely annoying that if I am on a plane, I just cannot see my to do list.
Sean Seago
+1 From a UX perspective, it makes sense to have local cached data take precedence over remote service data. At some point, that cache needs to expire, but for at least some time (30 days?) cached data should remain relevant.
A dismissable notice, obvious but not alarming, and out of the way, should be present to inform the user they are offline.
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