yodaiken

I think we did really solid work with Upward's: https://upwardhq.con

Trying to help high school students learn about all the steps in higher education with a nonprofit -- http://www.realitystep.org. We haven't launched our main product yet but just conversations with students and teachers have made it worth it so far.

This is very possible with high quality software, for example, see http://fsmlabs.com

Check out the new version!

Here's v1 of slowlane.js, might be able to help: https://github.com/yodaiken/slowlane/

FYI, I submitted an app (http://memn.io/) to this an hour or so ago and while I don't see it in any publicly available section, I am getting more than a few hits with kickoffboost.com as the referral. Playing around with your URLs showed that you can just increment the number to view any submitted product. You might want to switch to UUIDs or at least add more security.

Is the problem resolved for you?

We don't change codes in between signup attempts with the same email address, so the original email/code combination should work. If you keep having issues and want to help out, it'd be great if you could an email over to support@memn.io with your email and browser/OS.

We'll fix the tab bug, thanks for letting us know.

Thanks, we'll fix that.

On http://memn.io/app.html (you won't see the link for some reason if you have Ghostery installed), you should be greeted with a sign up page [1]. If you have already made an account, you can click the "Sign In" link in the top right corner to switch to the Sign In form.

If that's not working, I'd appreciate it if you could email support@memn.io with your browser/version/OS.

[1] (http://imgur.com/jQeY60N)

I'm not sure what you mean by sign in link on the sing in page or sign up being "hidden". Could you elaborate?

Thanks, I'll try to figure out what's going on.

While we work on trying to get Ghostery to play nice, you can try out the main app at http://memn.io/app.html

We're working on making the landing page have more images, but in the meantime it's really easy to sign up for a free account.

Aren't there a lot of institutional iPad users (schools, etc)?

Let's not forget that Google, unlike Mozilla, is able to tell over a billion users "Download a faster, better browser now"