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RIP Springpad

May 24, 2014 By Greg Falken 2 Comments

SpringpadWell, this stinks. Springpad, the multi-platform app for collecting and organizing snippets of all kinds of content, is shutting down on June 25th. I’ve been using it for a number of years to store everything from meeting notes to recipes. Springpad has always been free to use and even though I and many other in the community would be more than willing to pay for their service, there is apparently no path to long term viability (or they’re being acquired, although this has been denied). So, they are turning out the lights.

I looks like I’ll have to find two replacements for Springpad, one for recipes and another for everything else. And both of them will probably be paid apps. For future start ups, please include long-term plans for funding your product into your roadmap, so that you can continue to support the community of users who come to rely on you.

Notes Tagged: apps, springpad

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  1. valerie says

    May 29, 2014 at 8:39 am

    Are you sad about Springpad? Still hurting after Bento, is this you? http://imgur.com/CNwOrCn

    We’re sorry to see Springpad go. Helping folks get organized is a noble cause!

    The team at Qollector would like to invite all the users of Springpad
    to give our free iPad app a try.

    We’ve designed Qollector for the professional. Curating everything is
    simple. See your items everywhere, share with anyone, and find it
    anytime. Design and catalog details of your recipes, travel logs,
    diary, antiques, projects, contacts, and more. Share your catalogs on
    the web. It’s easy to be organized with Qollector.

    http://qollector.com

    Reply
    • Greg Falken says

      May 29, 2014 at 8:45 am

      Some of my iPad friends might want to give this a try. As an Android user, it doesn’t meet my needs. At the moment, I’m leaning towards Trello as my Springpad replacement.

      Reply

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