Recent UberNote News

First UberNote Android App

04-14-2011

We are happy to announce the first UberNote Android App. Many thanks for Kevin at AppBrewer who is the author. You can find it here or search in the Android Market for "UberPad" or "UberNote"

AppBrewer is one of our new development partners. If you have an Eye-Fi and an Android phone, also check out his other app MoPhotos.

Appbrewer is also working with us on our new API and will be developing a better native app. If you are a developer and are interested we are looking for more developers to develop apps and give us feedback. To inquire about the program email us at feedback@ubernote.com with the title "API Program".

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Survey Results : Best UberNote Feature

04-10-2011

The results are in!

1. It just works - 38%
2. Overall Web Interface - 18%
3. Sending in notes from other locations - 17%
4. Interactive Information - 14%
5. Other - 13%

Thanks to everyone who responded!


UberNote for Power Users

04-04-2011


Hi guys, Dan here. I'm one of the original founders of UberNote, along with Josh (posting here as hozer). From the very beginning we have been productivity-app power users. We use the tools we choose day in and day out and we use them to their fullest capability. This goes for everything we use, including UberNote.


Why am I talking about this now? Well we know that we have tons of power users. In fact we probably have more power note-takers per 1000 users than any other note app out there. We stepped up to the plate when Google Notebook went dark and took in thousands of power-user refugees via the notebook import tool. We feel your pain when it comes to finding something that can handle thousands and thousands of notes and daily use. Many of our competitors' apps will choke if you have a lot of notes. I know, because I've tried to pull some 8,000 notes along with me into the cloud before UberNote existed. Now that number is closer to 15,000 and I know that nothing else out there on the web will handle this like UberNote.

Not a power user? You still win. Everything we do to create a great experience for the most demanding 10% of our users benefits everyone.

However, we know we can do even better. We can make things simpler and cleaner while still giving you the ability to handle massive amounts of data. Apple proved that a great user experience and raw power are not mutually exclusive. We are working on some incremental changes that should speed things up and also make using the app more enjoyable.


Updated Firefox 4.0 Compatible Toolbar

04-01-2011

We've just submitted our updated toolbar to Mozilla our update but it has not be reviewed or approval yet.

You are welcome to try it here: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/ubernote-toolbar/versions/

It's now been approved. Check it out here

Let us know if you have any issues


Update: Small UI Change = Big Impact

03-27-2011

Tonight we released a small change that we hope you notice in a big way.

In our testing some early users knew something was different, but couldn't always place their finger on it. Most of the comments were something like:

"It just feels easier to read."
"The app feels lighter and less dense."
"This is great! How many changes did you make?"
For us, this was more proof that effort is not equal to value and return. We are looking for more of these opportunities in UberNote development.

Can you immediately spot the change?


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