Hello and welcome to another episode of App Stories.

Today's episode is brought to you by Waterminder.

I'm John Voorhees and with me is Federico Vaticchi. Hey, Federico. Hello, John. How are you?

I'm doing great. I'm doing really well. Um, we have lots to do today. Lots of apps to talk about.

I would like to first, though, remind everybody that we have a feedback for him. I'm going to do this a

couple more times because I know that, you know, people aren't used to. We get feedback on, you know, social media, email and stuff like that. But we thought it would be easy to have, easier if everybody had a handy dandy form, which you can find at maxories.net slash podcasts. Easy to remember. You can find a form for all the shows, not just app stories, and leave us a note.

And we appreciate everybody who has written in so far.

We'll be looking at all those and also where it makes sense talking about here in the future.

So that's the feedback form.

Federico today, I thought we would talk about tracking apps.

Okay.

Okay.

What did you have in mind?

Well, one of the things that I think about a lot about apps is so many categories of

apps that we talk about are really nothing more than databases of some

sort. Sure. Yes. Right. When you think about it, everything is a database. Yes. That's kind of as

we have reduced all of humanity to a database. But, you know, it goes back to the original iPhone

and table views.

Table views are a lot like a spreadsheet.

There are lists where you can have columns.

And in those columns, you can put data.

And that's really what everything is.

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