Attention to detail
Today Grosh 2.0 launches and for the first time we introduce a Premium version of the innovative shopping app. The free version of Grosh has more functions than more paid shopping apps, check the comparison here. The premium app has additional functions such as stock lists, wish lists, meal plans, and photos for shopping list items, and also lets you support the continued development of the most innovative shopping list app 🙂
Check out the full post on the Grosh blog.
Today, Alarmhandler is released! Alarmhandler is an innovative home security system that tries to do things differently. Until now, most home owners have invested in own security systems, or paid too much for camera recording series or traditional alarm services. This is now over.
Alarmhandler has been available in Denmark since mid 2015 under the name Alarmhjælp. Alarmhandler is now available in version 2.6 and has been up and running successfully for more than 12 months in the trial market. We believe we have a battle proven product ready for the international launch:)
You can read more about the background for Alarmhandler here.
Kind regards
The Alarmhandler Team
Many talk about Minimal Viable Products (MVPs) and user driven innovation. Here’s how we did it on our latest product, the intelligent grocery watch app, Grosh, for Pebble smart watches – check our Grosh blogpost!
After 6 months of intense beta testing with 50 users, we’re releasing Grosh today! Grosh is the intelligent grocery shopping app that tries to do things differently. Read more about it on the Grosh blog here.
If the alarm goes off then you’re not home, how do you know if real or not? If you have an alarm, you’ve probably tried to go home just to find out that nothing had happened. A major update of Alarmhandler that ships today tries to do something about this problem. It lets you attach IP cameras to your traditional SMS based alarm system – and automatically turns the cameras on if the alarm goes off! Turn your old alarm into a smart videoalarm system using Alarmhandler!
Read more at the Alarmhjælp blog (Danish).