Comments on: Former Google geeks launch MightyText

By: Ron McFarland

Ron McFarland — Thu, 21 Jun 2012 04:06:00 +0000

This works, where DeskSMS has not been lately, and no support from Koush to fix, or even reply to a possible glitch. Loved DeskSMS when it came out, even subscribed for a year, but it has not been working right for several months and zero support from developer. I have switched to this and am happy to say it is a very competent alternative.

By: Ben Blackford

Ben Blackford — Wed, 20 Jun 2012 16:26:00 +0000

Mightytext has got to be one of the most useful apps I’ve found, I can sit and work at my laptop and reply to sms as easy as replying to an email. Good work guys.

Can’t seem to get the star eating on this page to work properly though, top marks, no matter what the stars say!

By: Terry

Terry — Wed, 20 Jun 2012 14:54:00 +0000

How is this different from DeskSMS? DeskSMS doesn’t do MMS although Sprint doesn’t support MMS and T-Mobile MMS is NEVER works – my only complaint against T-Mobile.

By: illogical

illogical — Wed, 20 Jun 2012 12:34:00 +0000

Mightytext is one of the best applications i know. The webapp design is so nice, when i think of webapps i think of mightytext’s. If only the popup notifications were a bit more subtle and more visually appealing (i’d happily download a popup and message sending application on my computer), and the success rate of sending text messages via the webapp was higher. They can’t seem to combine long text messages – those with 140+ characters get broken up into separate texts, = 4-5 popups for us for one text message. Their help & support is decent for a free application so no complaints there. It still has potential to get better.

Still, a solid effort from these guys. Thanks Maneesh and Amit :)
9.5/10 for concept
8/10 for coding; room for improvement
10/10 for ease of use.

I’d definitely fund these guys if i were a company