Would love a native app for the same. Somewhat like Define: you select something, and an overlay pops up asking with the definition (like the new Google now on tap). Currently, If I want to save something, I share the text to the Evernote app which dumps it in a new note ( and I never go back to that notebook, ever ). Good luck!
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This is amazing! Great job on the interface. This is something I could use everyday for my work. Will be back with the feedback.
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UI isn't the most intuitive once you start, but the idea itself is great, worth spending a couple minutes on after installing to get a hang of everything. Props on the intro video as well, a couple seconds in and immediately realized why i needed this :) One thing that did surprise me though was how little emphasis was put on how useful this could be for students. Especially college/high school students who do a ton of writing + research and often have separate docs open for quotes/snippets/condensed research, etc. Any reason why this wasn't done? Seems like the ideal subset of people to go after for something like this.
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Looks nice! I'm missing the option to import bookmarks from services like delicious or kifi.
This is the first time on a long time that I receive the BSOD, and my machine just reboot after trying to open the website, not once but 3 times, try it with chrome and IE, using Windows 7 Enterprise Professional, briefly before reboot says something about the ATI video driver.
The idea seems good. It reminds me of a more polished version of Opera Notes from way back in the day. It would be helpful to offer saving screenshots to a Candy as well. I just found a bug where Candy almost immediately started putting html/css names for everything on top of its HTML elements, both in the sidebar and on the storyline. I'm not sure how I reproduced this. It went away when I closed and re-opened with option-C.
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