SeeNote - The always on, digital sticky note

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Looks cool but unsure about how useful it will be compared to traditional sticky notes. You can't use this one roughly and freely the way you can with the traditional one. but, indeed a great product! Good luck, guys! :)
Palak, there's definitely a few sticky note use-cases this doesn't replace. But we're working on making it better and better :) Thanks for your support!!
I love this. And I think we're up for that UX challenge!! Thank you for your support, Danny.
WOW! Just wow!! I really love it! I just had to pause the video to come back here and tell you all how much i love it! Beautifully designed and simple to "get". Well done. Can't wait to have one in my house!
Thank you, Melanie!! Your comment really does mean a lot to us. :)
Hey I thought of it a long time ago. Reallly cooool.
thanks! Some of our developer friends have told us they've thought about creating something like this using Arduino or Raspberry Pi. Ours is Android-based, and our prototype was actually a rooted Nook.
So the inside joke in my family is, my Dad uses 4,000 sticky notes on his desk everyday. To the point where we constantly spoof him with a "Buy more sticky notes" sticky note. He refuses to use his iPhone notes or anything else - it's hilarious. I'm going to order this for him just to see if he can make it through the iPhone setup without yelling at it. That will be the ultimate test!
I love this! And, app UX challenge accepted!
Ohh Love it, specially the open api. So easy to build fun stuff. Cant wait to get it.
"Orders Scheduled To Ship Spring 2017" Yikes
Ok... This is fucking awesome!!
Thank you, Facundo! :)
So cool!
Pre-orders? Spring 2017?! :( :( :( :(
kudos for being "brave" enough to live without Kickstarter in 2016. I hope the open API allows direct-to-device communication. My sad Little Printer sits on a shelf, without BERG to keep it running, and makes me loathe to invest in more devices that depend on cloud services beyond what's necessary.
Hi Hans! At launch all communications will be handled through the cloud. I wouldn't rule out direct to device communications just yet though, definitely something we'll look into!