The template-based messaging app
It’s official – Tap Tap Send now has it’s very own corner of the internet — here at TapTapSend.app (that’s right, it’s a “.app”) — and to celebrate I want to explain why this is important and share a little secret with you.
Tap Tap Send v2.8.3 is a maintenance release, making under-the-hood changes in preparation for the next big update. This release also brings a new app icon which is more eye catching and easier to find on your home screen. New in version 2.8.3 New app icon – tell me what you think of it. Updated …
Variables can be added to Templates which are replaced as the message is sent. When creating a template simply tap the {+} button to bring up a list of the template variables. The following variables can be added to the message template and will be evaluated before sending: Variable Description First released in {name} The …
Tap Tap Send v2.8.2 is a maintenance release, making under-the-hood changes in preparation for the next big thing. It also fixes a crash under iOS 13.3. New in version 2.8.2 The minimum supported version of iOS is now iOS 11 Fixes a crash under iOS 13.3
This is a maintenance release, making under-the-hood changes in preparation for the next big thing. New in version 2.8.1 Under-the-hood changes in preparation for the next big thing. Added links to the FAQ and Blocks Away
Tap Tap Send supports a URL scheme which makes it easy to integrate with other workflow style apps.
In a single word, this release is all about “Sorting”. You can now reorder all your templates in any order you want. Global templates now also show a tiny handy globe to help distinguish them. The URL scheme is also much improved, making it easier to integrate with other workflow style apps. Read: The URL …
Pick any contact — that’s what’s new in this release. In addition to favourites, you can now pick any contact from your address book and fire off one of your pre-written message templates #OnlyFavouriteYourFavourites. We’re also looking gorgeous on iPhone X and iOS 11, by the way. New in version 2.6 The lowest supported version …
Templates for everyone — that’s what you’re getting in this release. It’s now a piece of cake to set up template messages for use with all of your chosen contacts, in addition to them each having their own. We’re calling this feature Global Templates — goodbye duplication. For good measure we’re also throwing in template …
2.4 switches out some old, now unsupported, under-the-hood frameworks and improves the contact details screen in preparation for future goodies New in version 2.4 The oldest supported version of iOS is now iOS 9. Internal upgrade to address book functionality. Upgraded user-interface for Contact Details. Exterminated a few more bugs.