Karl Wong

The best $5 I ever spent. It's now $8, but still worth it. I have TONS of ideas for v2. If you sit on video conference calls with slides being shared, this is a dream for capturing information you can use in your daily duties.

I understand the need/want of going to subscriptions. Developers need to survive to continue, but it's the pricing models from some ISVs that don't match in my mind. I can subscribe to MS Office 365 for $99/yr for 5 user licenses. I use it every day. Another utility might want $40/yr. I use it only occasionally. The fact is most users aren't upgrading their core computing environment often...