Introducing the Springpad mobile web app
That’s right, you can now access all of your Springpad data on your iPhone, Blackberry, smart phone, or any browser-enabled device! Once you’ve set up a Springpad account, just point your mobile device to http://m.springpadit.com to login.
Features:
- Access all of your Springpad data, sorted by type
- Check off tasks & list items
- View each of your springpads, keeping things organized by project
- Add new notes & tasks on the go!
This is just the first step in our mobile initiative… Stay tuned for more fun ways to access springpad on the go in the coming months! Try it out & let us know what you think!
Email us at feedback@springpartners.com or leave a note on Get Satisfaction!
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Kevin says: Thank you!
Brooke Bass says: Nice!
Jason says: Sweeeet! Why has lifehacker.com not covered you guys yet?
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chichi says: It’s fantastic that I can see my stuff on springpad on my iPhone. I had tired it and this is what I found. Some of my recipe is Japanese. I can read them on the browser on my computer with no problem, but I cannot on my iPhone. I even tried to change the language on my iPhone from English to Japanese, it didn’t work. I know it’s released on US but some Japanese website introduced Springpad in Japan as well. Actually I did too. Is there any way to fix this?
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Rick Keyser says: I cannot get the mobile application to work at all. I have Windows Mobile 6.1 professional. It shows the springpads, but when they are opened, none of the entries will open up. Totally useless
Hey Rick – Sorry you’re having trouble. I’ll take a look at your account & see if there are any errors. Also, feel free to contact me with more details.
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beemshake says: This is great, but for stuff like my to-do list I really, really want to be able to access it even when offline. Can you throw the ipod touch users a bone and make this an actual app, rather than an optimized website? All we’d need is the ability to sync a few lists/pages. Thanks!
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Devin Bramhall says:
Hi There – Thanks for the feedback. This functionality would be a great addition to springpad’s mobile capabilities. We will definitely consider this for future development.
Thanks!
-Devin
Hal says: Any plans for a Blackberry App?
Vicki says: Blackberry app must be getting closer – when? Any idea? Thank you.
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Hi Vicki -
Sorry, no Blackberry app plans to share yet! Consider adding the idea to our support forum: http://getsatisfaction.com/springpartners
Agu says: Hi everyone! I’am from Argentina and I will REALLY like to have Springpad in mi BB! Thanks!!
Nancy says: I would also like the bb app as well. Evernote does. Why not you too? I think there are many people who use multiple devices. I have Springpad on my mac, windows browsers, my android, my android tab and why not bb too?
Makarand says: Any chance to get an App for Symbian 3?
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Makarand – Sorry, nothing planned for Symbian now. But, I have heard that there are some developers using our API to work on an app…
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YEAHHHHHHH!!!!! Thanks Springpad!!!!!
Thank you!
Nice!
YAY! I am so excited! Going to try it on my G1 now!!
Sweeeet! Why has lifehacker.com not covered you guys yet?
Great idea! Just tried it on my new iphone. Now, I want it on my blog!
Just what I’ve been looking for—great timing Springpad!
[...] to Springpad? See how Springpad Helps You Get Things Done for more information. Introducing the springpad mobile web app [via [...]
[...] to Springpad? See how Springpad Helps You Get Things Done for more information. Introducing the springpad mobile web app [via [...]
[...] Introducing the springpad mobile web app [via Springpadit] Tagged:getting things donegtdmobile appstask managementwebapps [...]
[...] to Springpad? See how Springpad Helps You Get Things Done for more information. Introducing the springpad mobile web app [via [...]
It’s fantastic that I can see my stuff on springpad on my iPhone. I had tired it and this is what I found. Some of my recipe is Japanese. I can read them on the browser on my computer with no problem, but I cannot on my iPhone. I even tried to change the language on my iPhone from English to Japanese, it didn’t work. I know it’s released on US but some Japanese website introduced Springpad in Japan as well. Actually I did too. Is there any way to fix this?
[...] Springpad – Springpad is basically a quick note taking web-app. I’ve started using it to jog down ideas on my mobile before reviewing them when I get home, and I will review how I feel about the application in time. Meanwhile why not give it a go yourself and see what you think? Possibly related posts: (automatically generated)Contest Closed!I liedChristmas Video Party!WoW Moviewatch special: 7 movies you should know [...]
I cannot get the mobile application to work at all. I have Windows Mobile 6.1 professional. It shows the springpads, but when they are opened, none of the entries will open up. Totally useless
Hey Rick – Sorry you’re having trouble. I’ll take a look at your account & see if there are any errors. Also, feel free to contact me with more details.
katin@springpartners.com
[...] Access your recipes, shopping lists and meal plans at the store with our mobile web app [...]
This is great, but for stuff like my to-do list I really, really want to be able to access it even when offline. Can you throw the ipod touch users a bone and make this an actual app, rather than an optimized website? All we’d need is the ability to sync a few lists/pages. Thanks!
Hi There – Thanks for the feedback. This functionality would be a great addition to springpad’s mobile capabilities. We will definitely consider this for future development.
Thanks!
-Devin
Any plans for a Blackberry App?
Blackberry app must be getting closer – when? Any idea? Thank you.
Hi Vicki -
Sorry, no Blackberry app plans to share yet! Consider adding the idea to our support forum: http://getsatisfaction.com/springpartners
Hi everyone! I’am from Argentina and I will REALLY like to have Springpad in mi BB! Thanks!!
I would also like the bb app as well. Evernote does. Why not you too? I think there are many people who use multiple devices. I have Springpad on my mac, windows browsers, my android, my android tab and why not bb too?
Any chance to get an App for Symbian 3?
Makarand – Sorry, nothing planned for Symbian now. But, I have heard that there are some developers using our API to work on an app…