Doesnt do anything but search sample library
Bought intending on using it for affinity photo file but cant get it to do anything. Images in the App store not in the app request refund after 5 minutes.
Excellente application !
Application très bien faite et surtout elle est compatible avec iCloud ce qui est ce que je recherchais car, de cette manière, on a le catalogue de tous nos disques.
Unusable
I was able to see my catalogs in my iPad. Not anymore. Since the Mac OS updates the little functionality this iPad app had is now gone.
I believe it is important to fix this iOS app, and I really, really, really hope that you are capable of fixing it.
I believe it is important to fix this iOS app, and I really, really, really hope that you are capable of fixing it.
Get the Mac version, iPhone app not ready
Struggled to get NeoFinder to work on my Iphone. Downloaded the app to my phone, but it opens blank. I had to manually find the Library files created on my Mac and drag them to the connected iPhone library folders. This took to much time to figure out. Once everything is working, all I could do is search. I could not add notes, tags or make new albums like I can on the Mac Application. I don't really see the purpose of this app in its current state. I would like to create a catalog of my artwork wth Neofinder using my iphone or ipad. Currently this can only be done on the Mac Application which is excellent.
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iCloud Sync?
Hello, just wondering: I have a Neo Finder folder in my iCloud, but the app doesn’t use the cataloged files in it. Do I need to manually open them one by one for this task? Maybe I am doing something wrong?
Fails to correspond, removed access, & kept money
Beware! After many months with NO response from developer attempting to communicate with him on Neofinder MacOS 8, he kept the money & removed my license to it.
I had been using his product from previous versions but it seems he has no loyalty to his customers.
This is just a warning for those of you thinking of using this app which necessarily links to the MacOS counterpart.
I had been using his product from previous versions but it seems he has no loyalty to his customers.
This is just a warning for those of you thinking of using this app which necessarily links to the MacOS counterpart.
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Eigentlich nicht schlecht, aber…
…habe meine digitalisierte CD Sammlung eingelesen. Wenn ich nach einem Ordner suche, werden mir die Ergebnisse auch schön angezeigt, aber klicke ich auf ein Ergebnis, werden mir nur die Ordner Informationen angezeigt, aber das Programm springt nicht in den Ordner Inhalt um die einzelnen Tracks des Ordners zu sehen…
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Gut mit Luft nach oben
Neofinder für den Mac an sich ist schon echt klasse. Die ios App dazu ist etwas rudimentärer, allerdings muss man auch sehen, dass nahezu kein anderer Anbieter überhaupt eine App anbietet! Super find ich:
+ QR Scan um Inhalte von Festplatten zu sehen
+ Kataloge mobil durchsuchen
+ Anzeige von EXIF-Daten
Was ich mir sehr wünschen würde:
- Spaltenansicht und Symbol/Kachelansicht
- Editierende der EXIF-Daten
- Mobiles Tagen
- direkte Synchronisation der Datenbank
- Kopfzeile ist im darkmode hin und wieder weiß, das stört etwas.
Was gar nicht funktioniert: Die Integration von Dropbox (Verbindung oder Import abwechselnd nicht möglich)
Ansonsten sehr gute Arbeit, weiter so!
+ QR Scan um Inhalte von Festplatten zu sehen
+ Kataloge mobil durchsuchen
+ Anzeige von EXIF-Daten
Was ich mir sehr wünschen würde:
- Spaltenansicht und Symbol/Kachelansicht
- Editierende der EXIF-Daten
- Mobiles Tagen
- direkte Synchronisation der Datenbank
- Kopfzeile ist im darkmode hin und wieder weiß, das stört etwas.
Was gar nicht funktioniert: Die Integration von Dropbox (Verbindung oder Import abwechselnd nicht möglich)
Ansonsten sehr gute Arbeit, weiter so!
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No iCloud????
Só Dropbox?
Waste of money
Description clearly states that this app is now available on for iOS. What it does NOT tell you is that you need a Mac and everything about this is for a Mac ( another purchase) to make it work. It is NOT a stand alone app and does nothing for you without the Mac. It should be more clear on what this is and the requirements.
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Response from developer
Actually, the documentation and the App Store Page explain all of that in very great detail.
Just gets better and better
I’ve been a really long time mac user but these days do almost all my searching on the phone and NeoFinder is by far the best Mac/iOS combined search engine.
Not useful as a standalone app on iOS
Bought this for iCloud support only to find you have to create catalogues on the Mac using the NeoFinder app there.
Response from developer
All of this is described in great detail in the NeoFinder iOS Users Guide, and the also right here in the product information pages of the Apple iOS App Store.
Kaum Funktionen
Ich hatte erwartet, meine Kataloge am iPhone/iPad nicht nur dabei zu haben, sondern in verschiedenen Ansichten (es gibt nur die einspaltige Listenansicht, keine reine Thumbnailansicht etc. !) durchforsten zu können, Sammlungen für Projekte anzulegen und hier und da Metadaten zu ergänzen. Geht alles nicht. Schade.
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Response from developer
Na ja, dafür ist das ausführliche Benutzerhandbuch für NeoFinder iOS vorhanden, und die Beschreibung hier im Apple iOS App Store enthält eine exakte Beschreibung aller Funktionen.
Das geht besser
Die Synchronisation Mac <—> Phone/Pad ist für die Kohle zu besch... gelöst. Und warum ein englisches Handbuch?
Da ist sehr viel Luft nach oben. Kauf eird storniert
Da ist sehr viel Luft nach oben. Kauf eird storniert
Response from developer
Danke für diese herrliche Rezension. Das Handbuch für NeoFinder iOS liegt natürlich komplett in Deutsch vor, und beschreibt ausführlich die gesamte Funktionalität. Für die mangelnde Synchronisierung dürfen Sie sich auch bei Apple bedanken, die keine besseren Funktionen zur Verfügung stellt.
Great update
Really useful update that looks good on an iPhone X now. Thanks.
Dropbox sync support is lacking
UPDATE 2-5-2017:
I continue to be super disappointed with this apps refusal to allow you to point it to a specific Dropbox folder, instead of a hard coded, inflexible "/NeoFinder" folder.
Not only is this very inflexible (and as I mentioned before, almost every other modern iOS productivity app that I currently depend on allows you to define an arbitrary Dropbox path), but it assumes that you want to use a folder named "NeoFinder". But in my case, I want to point it to a Dropbox folder that I use for a work-specific NeoFinder catalog, that has a different folder name than my default "/NeoFinder" catalog folder that I use for my personal stuff.
NeoFinder on the Mac is outstanding, so I am very disappointed that the iOS app still feels like it's stuck in the iOS5 days. The inability to flexibly sync my desktop catalog(s) with my phone via Dropbox or iCloud makes the iOS app effectively unusable for me.
UPDATE 5-5-2016:
I'm super bummed that this app still doesn't support Dropbox in a modern way, like most other productivity apps do. In 2009 or 2010, it may have been acceptable for an app to force you to use a dedicated sync folder at the root of your Dropbox folder, since at the time you were just grateful that Dropbox syncing even worked to begin with. But in 2016, it is very limiting (and some would even say arrogant) to not allow the user to choose the location to store their app's data in their Dropbox. Nearly every modern productivity app that supports Dropbox sync either defaults to the "/Apps" folder, or allows the user to choose their own folder, so it's puzzling why Neofinder on iOS seems to be stuck in the past, in regards to this commonplace configuration convention.
ORIGINAL REVIEW:
Neofinder is a great app on the desktop, but sadly I can't find much utility in this iOS version simply because the Dropbox syncing functionality is very limited.
The main reason for this is because the app expects to find your Neofinder database at the root level of your Dropbox account, instead of allowing you to define a custom path to wherever you normally keep it. I like to keep all my synced app related preferences in a folder called "/apps" (as is the defacto standard location most Apps generally use these days), and I absolutely refuse to make an exception for Neofinder, because it adds unnecessary clutter to the root of my Dropbox folder.
I continue to be super disappointed with this apps refusal to allow you to point it to a specific Dropbox folder, instead of a hard coded, inflexible "/NeoFinder" folder.
Not only is this very inflexible (and as I mentioned before, almost every other modern iOS productivity app that I currently depend on allows you to define an arbitrary Dropbox path), but it assumes that you want to use a folder named "NeoFinder". But in my case, I want to point it to a Dropbox folder that I use for a work-specific NeoFinder catalog, that has a different folder name than my default "/NeoFinder" catalog folder that I use for my personal stuff.
NeoFinder on the Mac is outstanding, so I am very disappointed that the iOS app still feels like it's stuck in the iOS5 days. The inability to flexibly sync my desktop catalog(s) with my phone via Dropbox or iCloud makes the iOS app effectively unusable for me.
UPDATE 5-5-2016:
I'm super bummed that this app still doesn't support Dropbox in a modern way, like most other productivity apps do. In 2009 or 2010, it may have been acceptable for an app to force you to use a dedicated sync folder at the root of your Dropbox folder, since at the time you were just grateful that Dropbox syncing even worked to begin with. But in 2016, it is very limiting (and some would even say arrogant) to not allow the user to choose the location to store their app's data in their Dropbox. Nearly every modern productivity app that supports Dropbox sync either defaults to the "/Apps" folder, or allows the user to choose their own folder, so it's puzzling why Neofinder on iOS seems to be stuck in the past, in regards to this commonplace configuration convention.
ORIGINAL REVIEW:
Neofinder is a great app on the desktop, but sadly I can't find much utility in this iOS version simply because the Dropbox syncing functionality is very limited.
The main reason for this is because the app expects to find your Neofinder database at the root level of your Dropbox account, instead of allowing you to define a custom path to wherever you normally keep it. I like to keep all my synced app related preferences in a folder called "/apps" (as is the defacto standard location most Apps generally use these days), and I absolutely refuse to make an exception for Neofinder, because it adds unnecessary clutter to the root of my Dropbox folder.
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Response from developer
Funny, NeoFinder iOS actually searches for the NeoFinder folder in Apps, as the Dropbox guidelines ask for. Also, in such cases, it might be a really good idea to contact our support.
Super App!!!
Klappt ganz hervorragend. Meine Kataloge vom Mac habe ich nun immer unterwegs mit dabei. Jeden Cent wert!!!
Doesn't see catalogs on Dropbox
It seems to connect to Dropbox but it doesn't see any folders or files. Useless.
Response from developer
Thank you for your kind review. NeoFinder iOS actually does see your catalog files in Dropbox, if the are stored in the NeoFinder folder in the Apps folder, as the Dropbox guidelines request. Check out the documentation.
Does not work on iPad
Does not work as stated!
Response from developer
Thank you for your kind and helpful review. NeoFinder iOS actually works really fine on the iPad, as stated, as you can see from the screen shots already in the App Store. What problem exactly did you have? For such cases, it is a great idea to contact our support, or Apple support, if you had an installation or iTunes problem.
I love it
It's great being able to search previously scanned Catalog files while away from my computers on the road. I'm giving 5 stars for the super fast & helpful email support i received. As this is just version 1.0 it's only going to get better as time goes on.
