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Are You Paying Attention to Facebook?
Way back in 2004 I wrote about how a scrappy young Google was replacing an increasingly stodgy Microsoft as the predominant tech company. A year later I wrote about how Google hoped to benefit from...
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Glassboard 2.0: Nailing the Privacy Experience
When we released Glassboard 1.0 last year, I think we nailed the privacy aspects. We built one of the only social apps that truly respects your privacy. We didn’t, however, nail the experience....
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On Glassboard 2.0, Nobody Knows You’re a Dog
…but they may know you're a dog person if you join my "Dog Pics" board, which I originally created so my friends and I could share photos and videos of our canine companions on Glassboard. If you'd...
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Glassboard Premium
Perhaps the question we hear the most about Glassboard is, "if it's free and you don't do ads, then how do you make money?" The answer is with a premium subscription, which is supported by new versions...
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Glassboard Shines on Nexus 7
Earlier this week I announced a new version of Glassboard for Android which supports Glassboard premium. What I didn’t mention is that this new version is also optimized for tablets like the Nexus 7....
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Glassboard for Your Kindle
When my Kindle Fire HD arrived, I was impressed – it’s a slick tablet. But like many people, I was disappointed by the limited selection of apps. Some of my favorite Android apps don’t work on the...
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A New Home for Glassboard
Three years ago I joined a team that set out to create something different: a social app that values your privacy. We wanted to make an app which enabled you to share only with people you trust – no...
View ArticleGlassboard Finds a Home
A few months ago Glassboard went looking for a home, and I’m happy to report that a home has been found at Second Gear. When finding a new owner was first discussed, I was very unsure of the idea. We...
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Why I Left Indie Development
In what feels like a different life now, I used to be a fairly well-known indie developer. I spoke at events like SXSW, and my blog had a large audience of people who liked hearing about my work on...
View ArticleThe End of Glassboard
Justin Williams brings the unfortunate but inevitable news about the end of Glassboard: Over the last year we have tried a variety of different methods of converting Glassboard into a sustainable...
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