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Mobile Semantic Analysis Tool: Key to Efficient Mobile Customer Service - Published on 05/12/19
New Semantic Analysis Tool by AppFollow will help mobile app owners understand users' sentiments and identify their pains at a glance. This expansion of the AppFollow platform enables brands to get highly relevant insights on user experience in seconds and detect potential lacks before they got critical.
Helsinki, Helsinki - AppFollow, a platform for mobile product management, app reviews monitoring and management, announced a new powerful addition to their toolkit - Semantic Analysis Tool. This expansion of the AppFollow platform enables brands to get highly relevant insights on user experience in seconds and detect potential lacks before they got critical.
The new Semantic Analysis Tool enables Product Owners, UX designers, Developers, and Customer Success and marketing managers to track what mobile app users from different locations think about their app, a particular feature or the most recent update.
The tool leverages the power of Smart AI system to automatically group feedback by topics and separate bugs in an interactive visual chart. In case the AppFollow users want to drill into further details, they can go to the full review list on a certain topic directly from the chart. This will certainly help to identify questions that require an urgent answer in the first place.
"Now more than ever brands need to have tools that enable faster and deeper user-satisfaction and app reviews analysis," said Julia Zhavnerchik, Product Manager at AppFollow. "After a positive experience testing the Semantic Analytics tool, 8 out of 10 AppFollow customers have noticed that they reacted to critical bugs 3 times faster."
Good brands reply to their users' reviews on app stores, but ideal brands take care of users' needs by identifying how they feel about their app features offered in it. To understand what your users need to feel satisfied, insights about what affects their experience can come handy.
Semantic Analysis Tool is available at no extra charge as a part of the AppFollow Premium and Enterprise plan.
AppFollow: https://appfollow.io/blog/semantic-analysis-the-quickest-way-to-identify-user-impacting-issues
AppFollow is a platform that tracks changes happening with mobile apps in the most popular app stores and notifies app owners about them via integration with 30+ services. All Material and Software (C) Copyright 2019 AppFollow. All Rights Reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, iPod and iPad are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries. Other trademarks and registered trademarks may be the property of their respective owners.
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Announcing ExeWrapper - Code sign Windows executables from macOS
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Announcing ExeWrapper - Code sign Windows executables from macOS - Published on 05/12/19
Tim Parnell introduces ExeWrapper, a tool for code signing Windows executables from macOS. No need to dual boot into another operating system. No headaches fumbling with VMs to find the one with the right configuration. Take advantage of features like the macOS Keychain to store certificate passwords, drag & drop file management, and shareable save documents to make signing deliverables easier than ever. Cross-platform developers can work, build, and now sign in macOS.
Rochester, New York - Tim Parnell is excited to announce the launch of ExeWrapper, a tool for code signing Windows executables from macOS. No need to dual boot into another operating system. No headaches fumbling with VMs to find the one with the right configuration. Cross-platform developers can work, build, and now sign in macOS. A simple convenience for any workflow.
ExeWrapper is a Mac application at heart. Take advantage of features like the macOS Keychain to store certificate passwords, drag & drop file management, and shareable save documents to make signing deliverables easier than ever.
Designed to be easy every step of the way, ExeWrapper makes cross platform developers lives easier. Adding files to sign is a simple drag and drop operation. Files can be added statically, or folders can be added to be recursed at sign time. This makes it easy to sign your projects in one step.
Through the magic of OpenSSL, code signing Windows executables on macOS is not simply a dream. Save time by staying in macOS to sign deliverables. Certificate passwords can optionally be stored on your local macOS keychain. Keychain is secured and encrypted by the system. Never lose a certificate password again. Files listed are saved as relative paths. The receiving party can open ExeWrapper, supply the certificate password, and click sign. Easy as that.
ExeWrapper can be downloaded for free from its official website. ExeWrapper is fully capable of code signing free of charge. To sign batches of more than five files a license is needed. Tim Parnell can be reached at timi@timi.me for questions or comments!
ExeWrapper 1.0.3: https://exewrapper.com
Download ExeWrapper: https://exewrapper.com/ExeWrapper.zip
Screenshot (Dark Mode): https://exewrapper.com/images/ss_dark_2x.png
Screenshot (Light Mode): https://exewrapper.com/images/ss_light_2x.png
Based in Rochester, New York, Tim Parnell has been making software since his high-school career 2007. Tim has worked on several popular products, including Answers, MacDust, and cloud screenshot software. Now, a software development consultant with a background in customer service Tim is making software for Mac and Windows users alike. All Material and Software (C) Copyright 2019 Tim Parnell. All Rights Reserved. Other trademarks and registered trademarks may be the property of their respective owners.
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Announcing ExeWrapper - Code sign Windows executables from macOS - Published on 05/12/19
Tim Parnell introduces ExeWrapper, a tool for code signing Windows executables from macOS. No need to dual boot into another operating system. No headaches fumbling with VMs to find the one with the right configuration. Take advantage of features like the macOS Keychain to store certificate passwords, drag & drop file management, and shareable save documents to make signing deliverables easier than ever. Cross-platform developers can work, build, and now sign in macOS.
Rochester, New York - Tim Parnell is excited to announce the launch of ExeWrapper, a tool for code signing Windows executables from macOS. No need to dual boot into another operating system. No headaches fumbling with VMs to find the one with the right configuration. Cross-platform developers can work, build, and now sign in macOS. A simple convenience for any workflow.
ExeWrapper is a Mac application at heart. Take advantage of features like the macOS Keychain to store certificate passwords, drag & drop file management, and shareable save documents to make signing deliverables easier than ever.
Designed to be easy every step of the way, ExeWrapper makes cross platform developers lives easier. Adding files to sign is a simple drag and drop operation. Files can be added statically, or folders can be added to be recursed at sign time. This makes it easy to sign your projects in one step.
Through the magic of OpenSSL, code signing Windows executables on macOS is not simply a dream. Save time by staying in macOS to sign deliverables. Certificate passwords can optionally be stored on your local macOS keychain. Keychain is secured and encrypted by the system. Never lose a certificate password again. Files listed are saved as relative paths. The receiving party can open ExeWrapper, supply the certificate password, and click sign. Easy as that.
ExeWrapper can be downloaded for free from its official website. ExeWrapper is fully capable of code signing free of charge. To sign batches of more than five files a license is needed. Tim Parnell can be reached at timi@timi.me for questions or comments!
ExeWrapper 1.0.3: https://exewrapper.com
Download ExeWrapper: https://exewrapper.com/ExeWrapper.zip
Screenshot (Dark Mode): https://exewrapper.com/images/ss_dark_2x.png
Screenshot (Light Mode): https://exewrapper.com/images/ss_light_2x.png
Based in Rochester, New York, Tim Parnell has been making software since his high-school career 2007. Tim has worked on several popular products, including Answers, MacDust, and cloud screenshot software. Now, a software development consultant with a background in customer service Tim is making software for Mac and Windows users alike. All Material and Software (C) Copyright 2019 Tim Parnell. All Rights Reserved. Other trademarks and registered trademarks may be the property of their respective owners.
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