1) I have two phones.
would like to manage both with single account.

2) I also have a multi SIM phone.
it is not clear on which SIM, SMS is received.
while sending also no choice to choose.

I wish that the settings area allowed us to turn off any given *type* of notification. Specifically, I like popups for texts & incoming calls, but I don't like the ones that tell me my battery is low, or fully charged.

I use my phone for work and personal calls - but I can only use GText with one email account. I don't want to always have my personal email open when I am at work nor do I want to have to open my work email when I am off.

Please consider allowing multiple email addresses to be connected to one phone number!

Let mightytext work with Delivery Reports, great app otherwise

Right now when I'm on a group message chain I can easily get 4 or 5 messages in the span of a few minutes. Mightytext currently likes to inform me once that a message is incoming and again for the actual message. I'd like to turn off the "incoming text" notification.

Additionally it'd be nice if there were only one notification per thread with a counter of all the new messages rather than the bunches of notifications I get now.

How about connecting a single web app/account with several Android devices? I own few phones (personal, work, etc.), and would love to have the ability to control them all from a single login to my pc chrome.

When using Emoji emoticons, I often use many that are buried within the app's listing. It would be nice to have a (customizable) "recently used" or even "most often used" section so that I didn't have so spend so much time scrolling through all the available Emoji emoticons.

It would be nice if you could call or send sms to number found while browsing directly by selecting it and choosing an option from right click menu. Similar extension like Pocket, google task and so on uses this feature. That would save some effort to manualy dial number on the phone or copy paste to the mighty sms extension.

I know the app will currently mark messages read on the phone if you close the popup message, but it would be nice when you check MightyText and are caught up on all messages if you could mark all phone messages read.

It would be really cool and helpfull if I could paste a list with phone number from Excel and then send sms messages to every one of them. I think a lot of smaller organisations would love that!

I know my soccer club would LOVE it!!

I'm wondering if there's a way or option that could be implemented to export all messages in an xml format and be used in titanium backup to get messages back.

Almost use mightytext as a safe net for a constant backup.

OR just create a messaging app using your already established web app...so that messages are always brought in through the cloud.

A notification pop-up appears on new messages.
Sometimes I miss the notification. How about making it a way where the new notification can turn red,blink or something like that until notification is read.

Just a suggestion.
Awesome app, Love It.

Thanks

send a gmail message with the message contents and allow you to respond in gmail to the SMS. Similar to DeskSMS... really great feature!

gText has a tendency to consume absurd amounts of RAM if GMail/Chrome are left open long enough. For example, my Chrome has been open about 12 days, and I'm looking at 640MB of memory usage. While some growth is acceptible, this is simply too much.

would be great if new messages have arrived when some audible alert.

If you could allow the ability to change contact names would be great so i can easily organize my contact on here. It's a pain going into each contact on my android and changing names to organize , especially when you have 300 + contacts...

Now that you have groups working, you could add a new feature: SMS Merge. In the message, we could write #firstname or #fullname and MightyText would change each sms with the firstname or the name of the contact that it is sent to. There isn't any app that provides that over the web, only in the phone itself. You would be unique!

Thank you!