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alexschiffon Fetchnotes raises money to run its servers for 4 months by singing karaoke

Hm, interesting thought. One thing we have thought a lot about is a reminder function based off of tags — i.e., you set anything tagged #todo to be sent to you every day, but anything tagged as #ideas sent every month. What do you think?

alexschiffon Fetchnotes raises money to run its servers for 4 months by singing karaoke

Thanks for your support Alex!

alexschiffon Show HN: Fetchnotes

We're going to be rolling out a more polished web app UI very soon. Keep an eye out!

alexschiffon Fetchnotes: Simple, Cloud-Based Note-Taking Service

Thanks for sharing our coverage Jeff! Anyone that sees this — feel free to reach out to me at alex(at)fetchnotes(dot)com any time.

alexschiffon Show HN: Fetchnotes

Thanks!

The Android app can be found here: https://play.google.com/store/search?q=fetchnotes&c=apps

alexschiffon The meme that summarizes student entrepreneurship

FYI, my startup is called Fetchnotes. You can get into our beta here: www.fetchnotes.com/invite/hackernewsrocks

We'd love your feedback!

alexschiffon What Happens When You Swear At Your Users

Hi all,

Alex Schiff, co-founder and CEO of Fetchnotes here (and author of this post). The quality of discussion on the things we post to Hacker News never ceases to amaze us! I just wanted to point out that we posted an invite link by which 1000 people can get access to our beta on the blog post itself. You can also get in directly with this link:

www.fetchnotes.com/invite/blogpost

Thanks!

alexschiffon Ask HN: Review my startup, gtrot.com

Cool to see you using the HN community. I met one of the founders (not sure if it was you by your username) when the University of Michigan visited Lightbank.

So I'm going to New Orleans in January. I typed in my dates and all and started clicking around. The design is beautiful and UX/UI was intuitive.

Some product feedback:

I'm overloaded. There is way too much to look through in New Orleans. I need a better way to filter and curate. This would be really useful if I had the time to sit down and go through all of it but I don't. I might be missing some obvious stuff (it's happened before), but I also don't know how things are being ranked. I literally want one page to go through and ignore the rest, hopefully feeling somewhat confident in knowing that the first page is the most relevant for me. Just my two cents!

-Alex

alexschiffon Fetchnotes Wants to Get Your “To Do” List Out of Your Head

We've opened access to our closed beta for 200 people in the Hacker News community at this link:

www.fetchnotes.com/invite/hackernewsrocks

alexschiffon WSJ: Fetchnotes wants to be the API to your brain

We've opened access for 200 people in the Hacker News community at this link:

www.fetchnotes.com/invite/hackernewsrocks

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That can't possibly be serious. It's got to be some joke about what they give you for referrals or that is the surest sign of a bubble you could ever ask for.