Big congrats! We've been very happy with the service and the support. I look forward to the day when we can graduate out of the free tier :)
Us too! Let us know if there's anything we can help with
Filepicker.io Rebrands As Ink, Raises $1.8M
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Re: Filepicker.io Rebrands As Ink, Raises $1.8M
#12Congratulations to the team. I love Ink née Filepicker, it's easy to implement, robust and their support team (i.e. the dev team itself) is quick and very knowledgable. I would like to pay for the service but my volume is too low to exceed the limits of the free plan (too generous?).
Re: Filepicker.io Rebrands As Ink, Raises $1.8M
#13Congrats on the funding–it's nice to know a service I use has some additional resources. (I usually take this as a sign the company will be around for the long haul, but that might be a bit presumptuous these days).
I'm using Filepicker at http://propx.co and we're already making money with it, which is great.
The company re-brand has me a bit confused though. The new identity definitely has a creative/design/art bent to it now. Why is that? (or am I just crazy?)
Re: Filepicker.io Rebrands As Ink, Raises $1.8M
#14Congrats on the funding–it's nice to know a service I use has some additional resources. (I usually take this as a sign the company will be around for the long haul, but that might be a bit presumptuous these days). I'm using Filepicker at http://propx.co and we're already making money with it, which is great. The company re-brand has me a bit confused though. The new identity definitely has a creative/design/art ben…
Great! Let us know how we can help.
With the new name and logo, we wanted a brand that could grow with us as we build out more products beyond just picking files. Also, as we invest more resources in the design and user experience of our products, we didn't want the logo to not match the quality of the rest of the design.
Re: Filepicker.io Rebrands As Ink, Raises $1.8M
#15Congrats on the funding–it's nice to know a service I use has some additional resources. (I usually take this as a sign the company will be around for the long haul, but that might be a bit presumptuous these days). I'm using Filepicker at http://propx.co and we're already making money with it, which is great. The company re-brand has me a bit confused though. The new identity definitely has a creative/design/art ben…
From the article:
"On mobile, release cycles are different from the web, screen sizes are smaller impacting the user interface design, plus versioning is an important area to address."
They're doing tools for mobile. Hence the rebrand.
My Objective-C isn't great, but I'm willing to dust it off to try out the new products.
(Personally, I'm going to still develop for the web mainly, though. And do mobile apps as more of a intellectual exercise/fun).
Re: Filepicker.io Rebrands As Ink, Raises $1.8M
#16Congrats on the funding–it's nice to know a service I use has some additional resources. (I usually take this as a sign the company will be around for the long haul, but that might be a bit presumptuous these days). I'm using Filepicker at http://propx.co and we're already making money with it, which is great. The company re-brand has me a bit confused though. The new identity definitely has a creative/design/art ben…
From the article: "On mobile, release cycles are different from the web, screen sizes are smaller impacting the user interface design, plus versioning is an important area to address." They're doing tools for mobile. Hence the rebrand. My Objective-C isn't great, but I'm willing to dust it off to try out the new products. (Personally, I'm going to still develop for the web mainly, though. And do mobile apps as more o…
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Re: Filepicker.io Rebrands As Ink, Raises $1.8M
#17Congrats on the funding–it's nice to know a service I use has some additional resources. (I usually take this as a sign the company will be around for the long haul, but that might be a bit presumptuous these days). I'm using Filepicker at http://propx.co and we're already making money with it, which is great. The company re-brand has me a bit confused though. The new identity definitely has a creative/design/art ben…
Quick note: I have a MacBook Air and the only thing I see above the fold is the photo and the signup button. There was no indicator that there's more content and I only discovered it by accident.
Re: Filepicker.io Rebrands As Ink, Raises $1.8M
#18Congrats on the funding–it's nice to know a service I use has some additional resources. (I usually take this as a sign the company will be around for the long haul, but that might be a bit presumptuous these days). I'm using Filepicker at http://propx.co and we're already making money with it, which is great. The company re-brand has me a bit confused though. The new identity definitely has a creative/design/art ben…
Quick note: I have a MacBook Air and the only thing I see above the fold is the photo and the signup button. There was no indicator that there's more content and I only discovered it by accident.
Same here. I've seen some single pages like this use a moving arrow pointing down, as a hint.
Re: Filepicker.io Rebrands As Ink, Raises $1.8M
#19Congrats on the funding–it's nice to know a service I use has some additional resources. (I usually take this as a sign the company will be around for the long haul, but that might be a bit presumptuous these days). I'm using Filepicker at http://propx.co and we're already making money with it, which is great. The company re-brand has me a bit confused though. The new identity definitely has a creative/design/art ben…
Quick note: I have a MacBook Air and the only thing I see above the fold is the photo and the signup button. There was no indicator that there's more content and I only discovered it by accident.
Mind sending a screenshot to brettcvz@inkmobility.com ? The content should be dynamically spaced to hint the text at the bottom of the page
Re: Filepicker.io Rebrands As Ink, Raises $1.8M
#20For more information about the rebrand, see http://blog.inkmobility.com/post/53283166185/ink-work-togeth... . For all of our customers, we want to thank you for your continuing support, and are looking forward to this next stage in our company's growth.
Congrats guys! Speaking from SurveyMonkey's perspective, we're very happy customers :)