[davemm]

I've happily used Siftr on both iOS and Android in the past, but noticed recently that the app seems to be missing from the App Store now (October 2017). Is this a temporary thing? ARIS is still available, so this really has me scratching my head. Thanks for any tips.

[chrish]

Siftr is a web app for now and is available simply in the web browser of pretty much any device, mobile or otherwise, at http://siftr.org

[djgagnon]

Siftr is now available as a native iOS and Android app!

It works well offline and has a vastly improved project finding system.

Be on the lookout for a bunch of new features rolling out this year now that we’ve created a native platform to built from.

David

[l-gun]

Does Siftr currently work in an offline mode?

If so, I would love to have access to that mode as a backup in case we have connectivity issues on a trip on Thursday, June 6.

In fiddling around, I couldn't find out how to use in an offline mode.

Thanks!

Larry

[chrish]

I haven't tested it specifically offline, and don't know what sorts of limits there might be to buffers, but I did find it to be rather robust in intense use in a rather poor network environment. I would just keep using the app as I wanted and eventually everything got uploaded.