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radiantm3

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Looks like I finally found my stickybrain replacement.

http://www.barebones.com/products/yojimbo/index.shtml

I store all my passwords, serial numbers, and notes in stickybrain, but the software is a bit bloated in terms of functionality and I don't like how it uses external database software. Yojimbo has some really great features and uses core data. Probably the best part for me is the .mac syncing. Now I don't have to worry about always having the same data on 2 machines.
 
On a side note, it's quite surprising to see barebones deliver such a nice looking cocoa app. I never knew they had it in them.
 
Is anyone here interested in reviewing it for MacsNPods.com? They sent us a serial number for it, so we can review it.

Anyone want to do the review, and in return, get to keep the serial to a $30 application?
 
Glenn Wolsey said:
Is anyone here interested in reviewing it for MacsNPods.com? They sent us a serial number for it, so we can review it.

Anyone want to do the review, and in return, get to keep the serial to a $30 application?

Glady...
 
Glenn Wolsey said:
Is anyone here interested in reviewing it for MacsNPods.com? They sent us a serial number for it, so we can review it.

Anyone want to do the review, and in return, get to keep the serial to a $30 application?
If it doesn't work out with qtip, I'd also be willing to do this, possibly other reviews if it means trying out cool apps for free. :)
 
Hmm, not too impressed with this app so far. Its a long way from DEVONthink anyway, which is what I guess is its most obvious competitor. Still, not bad for a 1.0
 
Project said:
Hmm, not too impressed with this app so far. Its a long way from DEVONthink anyway, which is what I guess is its most obvious competitor. Still, not bad for a 1.0

Isn't DEVONthink a bit like stickybrain? I think those apps have too much functionality for what I need. That's why I like Yojimbo better. I like the clean minimalistic interface. I don't have to think twice about how to use it.
 
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