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"Sign up for our newsletter below to get a download link [to our beta]" No thanks, but I'd be glad to try it and give constructive feedback if you can provide

"Sign up for our newsletter below to get a download link [to our beta]" No thanks, but I'd be glad to try it and give constructive feedback if you can provide a link without the e-mail requirement. I like to think of us as a like minded community trying to help each other rather than worrying about harvesting e-mail during a beta cycle. Why not make it optional until you are v1.0? That said, it looks like you've done some nice work. Do you have mobile apps in progress?

patleeman 10y ago
Honestly, before this post went live I had no idea if anybody would be interested in yet another note taking application. I was hoping to use it as a way to gauge if people would consider giving me their email address in exchange for trying the beta. I completely understand where you're coming from though, I myself try to keep my inbox clean! To skip the mail signup, you can jump straight to the download link here: https://goo.gl/8ZBHQx https://goo.gl/8ZBHQx Thanks for the kind words! No mobile apps yet. I know, this is a huge sore point for myself as well. It's definitely on the road map and I'd like to get the desktop app stable and some more features ironed out before I dive into the mobile app realm.
- bachmeier 10y ago
  > I had no idea if anybody would be interested in yet another note taking application I'm coming to the conclusion that the answer to this is always yes. I wonder if the correct answer is for everyone to have their own note taking app. There's a balance between using an existing tool and having one that does what you want. I was also surprised by the email signup to try a beta. That made me think I'd have to buy a paid app in a few months. (Not that there's anything wrong with paid apps, but I'm not a fan of trial versions of software.)

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"Sign up for our newsletter below to get a download link [to our beta]" No thanks, but I'd be glad to try it and give constructive feedback if you can provide

by WhitneyLand 10y ago

patleeman 10y ago
Honestly, before this post went live I had no idea if anybody would be interested in yet another note taking application. I was hoping to use it as a way to gauge if people would consider giving me their email address in exchange for trying the beta. I completely understand where you're coming from though, I myself try to keep my inbox clean! To skip the mail signup, you can jump straight to the download link here: https://goo.gl/8ZBHQx https://goo.gl/8ZBHQx Thanks for the kind words! No mobile apps yet. I know, this is a huge sore point for myself as well. It's definitely on the road map and I'd like to get the desktop app stable and some more features ironed out before I dive into the mobile app realm.
- bachmeier 10y ago
  > I had no idea if anybody would be interested in yet another note taking application I'm coming to the conclusion that the answer to this is always yes. I wonder if the correct answer is for everyone to have their own note taking app. There's a balance between using an existing tool and having one that does what you want. I was also surprised by the email signup to try a beta. That made me think I'd have to buy a paid app in a few months. (Not that there's anything wrong with paid apps, but I'm not a fan of trial versions of software.)