@Tiamo Wright I guess I was just used to having the app with my old android phone.

A woman recently said on Facebook that she wishes more realtors could find a US assistant instead.I'm going to take another leap and guess that when her post said "sent from a mobile device", that it was an iPhone, Android, or other modern smart phone that was made overseas.

Guessing some sort of list feed is no longer working.The hybrid app portion of it works fine but it's not nearly as user friendly.Using version 3.9 for Android.

Kind of off topic, but will their ever be an Android app?

If you have an android phone I believe you can look at all your travel for the year, by date, with google maps. 

@Jerry W. and @Brandon Turner I am reading the guide at this very moment.I forgot to add that I am a software engineer and currently create mobile apps on Android and iPhones.

Ideally she needs an android or ios app with cloud sync to desktop that would allow her to enter her daily expenses and also register contacts, appointments, register by value potentials, register confirmed deals with expected pay out dates and therefore be able to run reports and track her expected payouts against the dreaded known expenses (rent, mortgage, medical etc).

Now...if we could just get you to stop discriminating against the Android users in the world...  ;-)

I just remembered I forgot to ask, I noticed the podcast thing but I have an Android.

It's an app you can find on Google Play app store for Android phones (I'm sure it's available on the Apple app store, too) that basically adds a second phone number to your existing cell phone that you can text, talk, and set up a seperate voicemail from.