r/excel Aug 07 '24

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I'm building a mobile app to help users learn spreadsheets (excel and google sheets) through gamified experience. It's free. Available for both Android & iOS. Do you think it might be useful for you?

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/nuum-learn-spreadsheets/id6502941256
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nuum.tech.app&pli=1

I am looking for users feedback: what you'd like to learn, what you like in the app, what you don't like, any feedback is much appreciated! Thank you!

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u/usersnamesallused 16 Aug 07 '24

I hate it when a learning app is out of date with the intended application. How are you planning on keeping up to date on feature and ui updates?

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u/reptiloide666 Aug 07 '24

It's a valid point, thanks. At this moment we have some custom widgets that represent tables in a platform agnostic way, so they are fine. We do also have a screen recording demos that are might become outdated at some point. In order to address it we're subscribed to Excel/Spreadsheet updates and going to update our materials if needed as soon as possible

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u/usersnamesallused 16 Aug 07 '24

Others have suggested using the actual application as the platform. It may be more efficient to just write an add-in to Excel that guides the users through actions and responds to answers and values in training workbooks.

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u/reptiloide666 Aug 07 '24

We used a generic platform so that we are not excel/gsheets specific, we want to cover both. Anyways, we should consider it since it's something frequently asked by users :) thank you!