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TextExpander.com

Keyboard shortcuts updated across all your devices.

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Greg Scown
@macgreg · Founder, Smile
TextExpander adds Public Groups to help you discover and share snippets: https://smilesoftware.com/softwa... Early submissions include: WordPress, Foreign Thanks, Brand Names, and an Apple® Trademark List.
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Philipp Comans
@phppco · Product Manager, Scribd
As a longtime customer I find the high subscription price and the lack of a rollover for existing customers very disappointing. I can understand that you want to move your company to a more regular income but I don't think this is the right way to do it.
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Greg Scown
@macgreg · Founder, Smile
We're thrilled to debut the new TextExpander, which makes it possible to share your snippet groups with ease. Share them among your devices – Mac, iPhone, iPad, and now Windows (beta). Share them with your friends, fellow volunteers, and colleagues. Create an organization, and share them with detailed access controls, team management, and centralized billing… See more
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@t55 · Mac'aholic
Once an app, now a service. Snippets manager TextExpander drops the individual app pricing structure and becomes a platform that syncs your abbreviations across your iDevices. Not sure about the new pricing model though. $4 to $5 p/m per individual is rather steep. Especially considering that one can get a very capable app like aText for just $5. Check http:… See more
Charles CH Mandel
@ch_mandel · Founder @ Parisian Design
Long time TE user, in over 4 years now, I know I can't use my mac without it running, I feel less productive without it, I like the UI/UX. Paid upgrades are understandable and evident because the author of a software has to be rewarded for his work, especially when he keeps adding power features. Unfortunately, I didn't find version 5's new features to be of… See more
Zac Coffman-Magaha
@zaccoffman · Marketing Consultant/Social @ 123bet.com
Hey @macgreg, while the site explains a bit of why you are going to a subscription model. Can you go a little more in depth. If the current app based version worked well with users, what is the selling point say for someone who uses just a Mac to just move to the built in (while weaker) text shortcuts Apple offers natively?