@moinism thanks! Some of our developer friends have told us they've thought about creating something like this using Arduino or Raspberry Pi. Ours is Android-based, and our prototype was actually a rooted Nook.

@andrewjb44 thanks Andrew!! Means a lot to us that you're so excited about SeeNote 😄 Echo support is on our roadmap, so rest assured!

@gerwitz @bleistern Hi Hans! At launch all communications will be handled through the cloud. I wouldn't rule out direct to device communications just yet though, definitely something we'll look into!

@lenire Thank you, Simon!!

@scottruona Us too! Our first prototype was a hacked Nook. Wanted something always on, so ePaper seemed the right tech for the job!

@bleistern Will there be an API for 3rd party apps? I'd love to have my Wunderlist on there!

@scottruona same here … I've been looking for a used Kindle to hack for this purpose, but am much happier to buy a finished product.

@clementtang we'll just have to make sure ours is the best software experience available! I have no doubts that competitors will copy... but if we can keep nailing the software, we might just be able to stay ahead :)

@bleistern agree, it's always hard to decide whether quality or fast PMF. Anyways, keep up the good work!

@jonprice Jon, we think you'll love the KnowGlow™ LED feature for this very reason — it gets your attention subtly, without being obnoxious. In person, it's really gorgeous.

@jonprice the overall system font size is adjustable for accessibility, but right now that size has to be consistent from module to module.

@sandrojazzar Sandro, it is kind of a buzzkill! I wish we were ready to ship right away, too. We're a small team, but I know we'll we'll get there :)

@sandrojazzar Argh, I thought the same thing when I saw Spring 2017. I remember as a kid I read about the game Dark Forces in a magazine, and then later that day we were at Costco and IT WAS THERE. Would love more "Surprise, it's out!" but these companies need buzz to get going.

@sandrojazzar feels the same when I see it leads to a crowd sourcing page. I'd go to Kickstarter if I wanted to back something.

@bleistern It's just that I was ready to whip out my CC! Now you'll either have to remarket me when you launch or miss an opportunity! I don't rlly like to order something and wait, especially when it's a cool product! 😝 U should take it as a compliment! 😁 And giving out my email for updates isn't ideal either :( but I promise to keep an eye out for when u ship ;)

@_birdwell @sandrojazzar I think the restriction they might've had is Kickstarter makes you have a working prototype. The video looks like its cgi?

@palakzatakia Palak, there's definitely a few sticky note use-cases this doesn't replace. But we're working on making it better and better :) Thanks for your support!!

@dannyfiorentini I love this. And I think we're up for that UX challenge!! Thank you for your support, Danny.

@guilliatt Hey Dan! Sorry for taking a bit to get back to you here. We unfortunately failed to raise the the money we needed to make SeeNote a reality at scale. We sold a lot of pre-orders, but with no investors, we ultimately ran out of time and resources. We then had to refund the pre-orders. We then pivoted to a product called Hynt, which would have required a far less complicated supply chain. Alas, market demand for Hynt wasn't what it was for SeeNote. We're now back in research mode, and we hope to bring to our next product what we learned from SeeNote. We're one step closer to success. Re-reading all these amazing comments, I know we can get there if we keep learning. Onward!

@_kylewinton Thank you, Kyle! Hope all is well.

@afhill we hope you'll stick with us, Andrea! Sorry about the pun. Couldn't resist.

@_jacksmith Thanks, Jack!

@_jacksmith and here's the TV commercial:

@searchresults @_jacksmith It took me way to long to figure out this was a joke...