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Re:Kippt (YC S12), An “Evernote For The Web”, Lures Devs Wit... by eterpstra on Wednesday April 10, 2013 @10:51PM (#5529690)
Isn't www.evernote.com the "Evernote for The Web"?
Re:Kippt (YC S12), An “Evernote For The Web”, Lures Devs Wit... by orangethirty on Thursday April 11, 2013 @03:34AM (#5530490)
I'm not looking to rain on your parade or anything. I see the value of this product, but I have a question.

Why did you use an inbox for the user's data? I reason it is not the right definition. People hate the inbox. It actually turns them off from using products/services. I've tested it and mentioning the word inbox makes conversions plummet.

I would call it collections, queue, stack, or something else. Even panel.

I do like the process to join in, but I would test the flow through which people create accounts. I'd have them start saving stuff first, then requiring a password to save the data.

Anyhow, good luck

Re:Kippt (YC S12), An “Evernote For The Web”, Lures Devs Wit... by lukeholder on Thursday April 11, 2013 @03:50AM (#5530543)
My guess is that inbox allows people to add more to kippt because it decreases the mental effort required to file the item into the correct tag/folder. Its a dumping ground were you add things and promise to sort later.
Re:Kippt (YC S12), An “Evernote For The Web”, Lures Devs Wit... by jenntoda on Wednesday April 10, 2013 @10:47PM (#5529670)
The image based collections threw me at first - I like textual information in lists, not tiles. But then I saw the phone pad like icon (top right hand corner). Tiles for image collections and lists for articles - w00t! :D
Re:Kippt (YC S12), An “Evernote For The Web”, Lures Devs Wit... by egonschiele on Wednesday April 10, 2013 @08:26PM (#5529142)
Why do I need to login to look at your plans and pricing?
Re:Kippt (YC S12), An “Evernote For The Web”, Lures Devs Wit... by jorde on Wednesday April 10, 2013 @08:31PM (#5529153)
Sorry about that, we'll be moving that to a public page soon (now part of settings, hence login requirement)
Re:Kippt (YC S12), An “Evernote For The Web”, Lures Devs Wit... by ninetax on Thursday April 11, 2013 @12:02AM (#5529919)
Hey is there any way I can import all of my evernote stuff into Kippt? I'm willing to try Kippt out, but not willing to copy over 100's of bookmarks or use 2 services. Thanks!
Re:Kippt (YC S12), An “Evernote For The Web”, Lures Devs Wit... by jorde on Thursday April 11, 2013 @01:37AM (#5530157)
Unfortunately no, Kippt data structure is pretty different from Evernote's (links+plain text vs html+attachements) and building an importer for that would be pretty complicated.
Re:Kippt (YC S12), An “Evernote For The Web”, Lures Devs Wit... by mh- on Thursday April 11, 2013 @03:28AM (#5530467)
when I link GitHub and then click 'setup sync', I get sent to a URL on old.kippt.com which results in an SSL error, since the cert presented is for *.herokuapp.com.

edit: obviously happens with anything that lands on old.kippt.com :)

Re:Kippt (YC S12), An “Evernote For The Web”, Lures Devs Wit... by dave1619 on Thursday April 11, 2013 @12:57AM (#5530058)
Who are Kippt's main competitors?
Re:Kippt (YC S12), An “Evernote For The Web”, Lures Devs Wit... by mnicole on Thursday April 11, 2013 @11:49AM (#5532703)
Pinboard, keeeb, Evernote, [Snip.it], del.icio.us, Pinterest to name a few of the image + article ones. Lookwork, Clipboard, icebur.gs, Image Spark, ConceptBoard, et al for image-only bookmarking.
Re:Kippt (YC S12), An “Evernote For The Web”, Lures Devs Wit... by joeblau on Thursday April 11, 2013 @01:10AM (#5530087)
I think it's Pinterest, but I haven't been able to figure that out yet.