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Hi! We've _just_ published Unmark 2.0 that adds tag autocompletion, easier bookmark editing, and more. Completely free to try and totally open source (2.0 is in
by cdevroe 7y ago
Hi! We've _just_ published Unmark 2.0 that adds tag autocompletion, easier bookmark editing, and more. Completely free to try and totally open source (2.0 is in a PR at the moment, but feel free to nab it). Paid accounts are available, they support future updates (we've made 7 significant updates this year) and you unlock search and import/export, etc.
Would love your feedback HN. Unmark has been a labor of love for a few years. It doesn't make much at all but I use it every single day and want to continue to do so.
- Kovah 7y agoI tried Unmark 1 back in the day. I loved it! Later I abandoned it, because sadly development looked dead (it was even marked as abandoned on Alternative.to). You probably lost a few user who are now using other tools. :/ I won't try the new version, sorry.
- cdevroe 7y agoNo worries Kovah. I hope you find a tool that suits your needs and you love it!
- bachmeier 7y ago> It doesn't make much at all Curious how you decided on a price of $55/year. That's kind of steep for what you're providing. Pinboard, for instance, is 20% of that.
- eitland 7y agoI agree that it was a bit steep and could easily have skipped opening it because of that. OTOH it has a generous free tier and is open source so you can host your own.
- cdevroe 7y agobachmeier: I hear you. If you like Pinboard I suggest using that. It is a great service and I'm a paying member of that as well. The justification for the pricing is rather simple; It is 2019 and life isn't cheap so we wanted a fair price that would allow us to make Unmark a sustainable platform for a long time to come. Because the free tier is fairly generous, and because it is open source, we know our subscriber numbers will be very low. Perhaps only "superfans" of Unmark will purchase a subscription. But if they do, we want it to cover the costs of running the platform.