ParkSpotter Africa App: testers needed for pre-release version

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ParkSpotter Africa™ is a brand new innovative wildlife app created by the leading map publisher in Africa for over 50 years, MapStudio, and cutting-edge mobile app developer, Polymorph.

We are looking for tech-savvy iPhone users to test the pre-release version of the app. You will be part of an exclusive group of people to try out this first version to provide valuable feedback. The official launch of the finalised app will be end of June.

If you are interested, please send an email with your contact details to leanijv at nhpsa.co.za.
Only access for 10 people. First come, first served.
 
I hope you guys dont intend to help Rhino poachers find the animals
 
Yes, the ParkSpotter Africa™ app also prohibits users to share rhino sightings.
We are also working hand-in-hand with rhino conservation organisations to do some fundraising via the app.
 
ParkSpotter Africa™ is a brand new innovative wildlife app created by the leading map publisher in Africa for over 50 years, MapStudio, and cutting-edge mobile app developer, Polymorph.

We are looking for tech-savvy iPhone users to test the pre-release version of the app. You will be part of an exclusive group of people to try out this first version to provide valuable feedback. The official launch of the finalised app will be end of June.

If you are interested, please send an email with your contact details to leanijv at nhpsa.co.za.
Only access for 10 people. First come, first served.

I'd offer to test but I only have an iPad, not an iPhone.
 
This app is designed for iPhone but will function on iPad with slightly lower resolution images at full size.

You are therefore welcome to send through your details if you would like to test it.
 
Why is it that everyone is jumping on the bandwagon all of the sudden after a young kid thought this idea up and now every one else is "stealing" his ideas ??
 
Why is it that everyone is jumping on the bandwagon all of the sudden after a young kid thought this idea up and now every one else is "stealing" his ideas ??

Dunno. There are so many apps now. Kruger Live is currently by far the best one I've seen (I obviously haven't seen what ParkSpotter is like).
 
Instead of having 10 or 20 different apps or so, why not work with him ? He has a lot of users at the moment. Also working on an app, but he is learning as he goes.
 
Yeah, he wasn't first. SafariSpoor (now defunct) was way before Kruger / Africa live. Ideas mean nothing, execution is everything.
 
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