A week ago we shipped TackNote. It came out of a real moment: a sticky note we needed to not lose, that of course got buried under every open window. We'd been using it ourselves for a while, but shipping a thing to other people is different from using it yourself. You find out fast what actually matters.

So here's an honest update on the first week.

What we fixed

Most of week one was the unglamorous stuff that makes software trustworthy:

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What we added

One thing we want to be straight about

Here's how the trial works. TackNote is free for 7 days, no card. After that, your notes are always yours to read, they don't disappear, they stay anchored, and you can always open and copy them. A license ($24.99, once, no subscription) is what unlocks creating new notes and exporting them. We'd rather be clear about that than surprise anyone.

What's next

The big one is an iPhone companion, so your notes travel with you. After that, deeper hooks into the apps people keep asking for, VS Code and Final Cut are near the top. The roadmap is public, and it moves based on what you tell us.

That's the week. If you're trying TackNote and something's clunky, or there's an app you wish it worked with, reply, or hit ⌘⇧F in the app. We actually read it, and the next week of fixes comes straight from what you send.

The TackNote team

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