Use Springpad on the web, too!
ATTENTION: This post contains details about a previous version of Springpad. To learn about the updates in Springpad 3.0, check out this blog post: “The New Springpad Makes It Fun and Easy to Share.”
Many of our users get started by using Springpad with one of our mobile apps, and we wanted to take the opportunity to introduce them to the Springpad web app!
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Access Springpad from any Web Browser
The Springpad web app is available on all modern browsers.
Everything you save on the Springpad app on your mobile device automatically syncs with Springpad on the web. Log in with your existing Springpad account at Springpad.com to access your stuff on the web, too!
Features of the Springpad Web App
There are a number of features that are only available on the web app.
- Settings – Change your username, set up your public profile, and access a host of settings and resources in the Settings section of the web app.
- Offline Access via Chrome App – If you install the Chrome app, you can access your Springpad via the Chrome browser even if your computer is not connected to the internet.
- Advanced Filter – Looking for a specific group of items? Use the advanced filter to find them.
- RSS feeds – If you want to grab an iCal or RSS feed for your stuff, you can filter to the view you like, then grab the feed URL from the web app.
- Drag and Drop – Add tags or flags to your stuff by dragging the item onto the tag, or dragging the tag onto the item.
- Bulk Edit – And if you want to move or edit multiple items at once, use the bulk edit feature.
- Clip things you discover online – Using the browser extension for Chrome or Firefox, or with the Springpad Clipper for any browser, you can save things you find on any website directly to Springpad.
- Attach Files, Links and Videos – The web app offers additional options for attaching more information to your notes.
- Trash – Everything you delete on Springpad is placed in the the Trash. View your trash on the web app, and even restore items that you accidentally deleted.
- Add to Shopping List – When viewing a recipe, you can choose which of the ingredients to add to a new or existing shopping list.
- Send to Phone – If you need one of your items on your phone in an instant, use the Send to Phone button.
- Keyboard Shortcuts – It’s easy to create new items on the web app with the keyboard shortcuts.
- Set reminders for multiple channels – If you’d like to set up an alarm or reminder to go to multiple channels, you can set it up on the web app.
- Change Thumbnail – After you attach multiple photos to any item, use the web app to choose which one will be the item’s thumbnail.
- Share your stuff via URL - Grab a public or private URL for anything you save. Learn more about sharing the things you save.
8 Responses to “Use Springpad on the web, too!”
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Prabu says: I love the excellent UI / free service and the excellent native apps on iOS / Android platforms. But the only issue I am facing is that the whole service is painfully slow and I am afraid this is making me move back to Evernote. Sorry!
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We’re sorry to hear that! The app should not be functioning that slowly, so something could be wrong. Please send us an email (feedback@springpartners) with your username, and we can take a look at what’s going on
Michipoo18 says: “Will you be adding indenting ability?
For example, I see Springpad offers a Shopping List. However, without indenting it makes it hard to create a list.”
This was a comment from another user last year. After using the website application for a few months, I agree that lists are pretty much useless if you can’t indent anything.
Nicolas says: Indenting ability would be great! Or at least sublists, as one level list is to short and not having indentation doesn’t help when writing hierarchical stuff.
Prabu says: Now the performance is a lot better. I have started using it for all my GTD stuff. Good work. Expense Note book will be a great template.
Yaser Harara says: My opinion is to reduce what the extension does, like limiting it to bookmarking, adding notes & reviewing & adding Tasks!
with a small box on the bottom right of the icon to view undone tasks, that would be very nice!
Oh & I? don’t forget to suggest that it becomes a lot lighter than it is now!
Yaser Harara says: My opinion is to reduce what the extension does, like limiting it to bookmarking, adding notes, reviewing and adding Tasks!
with a small box on the bottom right of the icon to view undone tasks, that would be very nice!
Oh and I don’t forget to suggest that it becomes a lot lighter than it is now, as it always reconnects every time I click!
Thanks again for SpringPad!!^!^
Angel Alonso says: Maybe a weird suggestion: a “Back to Classic web app” link when using a smartphone would be very useful.
Your android app does not work on my android device but, since it has a webbrowser, I was expecting to use the web app instead.
The problem is, whenever I load http://springpad.com on the webbrowser, I’m just getting a link to download the app.
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I love the excellent UI / free service and the excellent native apps on iOS / Android platforms. But the only issue I am facing is that the whole service is painfully slow and I am afraid this is making me move back to Evernote. Sorry!
We’re sorry to hear that! The app should not be functioning that slowly, so something could be wrong. Please send us an email (feedback@springpartners) with your username, and we can take a look at what’s going on
“Will you be adding indenting ability?
For example, I see Springpad offers a Shopping List. However, without indenting it makes it hard to create a list.”
This was a comment from another user last year. After using the website application for a few months, I agree that lists are pretty much useless if you can’t indent anything.
Indenting ability would be great! Or at least sublists, as one level list is to short and not having indentation doesn’t help when writing hierarchical stuff.
Now the performance is a lot better. I have started using it for all my GTD stuff. Good work. Expense Note book will be a great template.
My opinion is to reduce what the extension does, like limiting it to bookmarking, adding notes & reviewing & adding Tasks!
with a small box on the bottom right of the icon to view undone tasks, that would be very nice!
Oh & I? don’t forget to suggest that it becomes a lot lighter than it is now!
My opinion is to reduce what the extension does, like limiting it to bookmarking, adding notes, reviewing and adding Tasks!
with a small box on the bottom right of the icon to view undone tasks, that would be very nice!
Oh and I don’t forget to suggest that it becomes a lot lighter than it is now, as it always reconnects every time I click!
Thanks again for SpringPad!!^!^
Maybe a weird suggestion: a “Back to Classic web app” link when using a smartphone would be very useful.
Your android app does not work on my android device but, since it has a webbrowser, I was expecting to use the web app instead.
The problem is, whenever I load http://springpad.com on the webbrowser, I’m just getting a link to download the app.