A simple Clue’s note taking application to replace the paper form of taking notes about the characters, weapons, and rooms. This was created simply because I was playing Clue’s with my roommates and we didn’t have any paper note taking paper left.

The user can enter the initials of each players, remove a section if they are certain it cannot be that section, and annotate the section items with a variety of symbols.

Google Play

Since this is a note taking application, I also wanted it to be simple, straightforward, and small in size. The Android application is packaged using AAB, which is less than 7 MB in size, and is also using Hermes for speed. Here’s a screenshot of the application’s Google Play overview console page:

Since every mobile application that access camera needs a privacy policy - even if there’s no information being collected or even if the application does not connect to the internet - here the link to it.

QR Code

Every time I create a mobile application, I try to integrate some mobile specific features that are make the application standout from buying a potential web application. Since not every Clues game are the same, the application has a way to customize the content of the notes.

Multiple people may be playing the game with the same board configuration, so I added a feature where you can easily share the content of the board by scanning the QR code of the player that has taken the time to customize the content of the notes.

Note Hiding

It also uses the accelerometer and gyroscope to automatically hide your notes from other players if your phone is in an angle where others can see the notes you’ve taken. When your notes are hidden, the application reminds you and the other players the character you are playing in the game.

Light/Dark

Also, just like every modern application, the mobile application also has a light and dark mode.