Comments on post “Pocket for Web”
Ryan Hoover
@rrhoover · Founder, Product Hunt
More details on the update here.
I've been a long-time Pocket fan and appreciate its simplicity and focus. That said, there are so may opportunities to expand its functionality to become more social or a destination for discovering the best articles, videos, and content on the web with the massive amount of data people are contributing.
Do you have plans to move in this direction eventually and if not, why not, @NateWeiner?
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Yuval Shoshan
@yuvals · Building @parrotread
@NateWeiner @rrhoover Completely agree, and I think they're already working on it - take a look on the following link: http://getpocket.com/p/rrhoover
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Brad Brooks
@ninthart · Graphic Designer, Grafica by the Sea
@NateWeiner @rrhoover @yuvals I think this upcoming social feature is really exciting, and I can't wait for it to go live as it's been teased for a good while. Any chance of early access Nate? :)
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Nate Weiner
@nateweiner
@rrhoover @ninthart Can't comment on potential future things, but if you'd like to get access to betas whenever/whatever they may be, sign-up here ;)
https://docs.google.com/a/readit...
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Brad Brooks
@ninthart · Graphic Designer, Grafica by the Sea
@nateweiner @rrhoover Done! :D
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Xavier Yelmo ᕦ(ò_ó)ᕤ
@xavieryelmo · Digital Strategist
@NateWeiner I really love Pocket and, aside from the article discovery @rrhoover suggested, I'd love to see the "auto categorize" feature from the times of ReadItLater (I don't remember the name, it required one time fee).
And what about adding personal notes/comments to links? I'd pay an ultra-premium account for these features :)
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