I had an absorbing app cross my desk this week called I’m Coming. It’s a GPS-based app that will automatically send updates to people letting them know how far away you are. For instance,you’re driving across country to visit your family. I’m Coming will notify the people you designate on your progress. No texts to and from you while you’re driving. And your family doesn’t have to bug you or wait for you to let them know where you are. Or, you’re driving across town for an important meeting. Same thing, and rather than (illegal) texts in the middle of city driving,I’m Coming will notify your peers. [Edit: Or the kids you’re going to pick up. Think—be alert when I note up.] It’s an absorbing concept that I haven’t seen in an app. It lets you save both your contacts and trips, and users can customize their messages, or notification intervals,and profile. This app was developed by Don Kimenker—long-term Mac fans might remember him as the publisher of MacAddict magazine. The app is a free download—some features require an in-app purchase of $2.99.
Source: macobserver.com