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WPPR Cards: Your IFPA calling card

By haugstrup

9 years ago



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    #1 9 years ago

    I spent some evenings making a little project to help tournament players with poor memorization skills (i.e. myself). I call them WPPR Cards. You can get your own little calling card and save it to your phone's home screen. That way my IFPA player number is always one click away and tournament directors are happy.

    Read more and get your own: http://blog.hgstrp.com/archives/2014/wppr-cards-your-ifpa-calling-card/

    #5 9 years ago
    Quoted from Artimage:

    This is really cool.
    I use an app called Numerous to track stats about my life (outside temperature, Twitter followers, a couple of stock prices, etc). Any chance you could add an RSS feed of just your rank? Then I could use IFTTT to update Numerous, or just get an email every time my rank moves.
    Again, really cool project.

    It's a little out of the scope of what I want to do I think. I do think it's a really cool idea. If I were you I'd shoot an email to Greg who's doing WPPR experiments at http://wpprnerdery.com/ -- I think it'll fit really nicely as a side project over there.

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