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Voodoo Pad 4.1 adds iPhone client

by Mat Lu (Mar 11th, 2009)

VoodooPad (which we've covered many times) is a bit of a different take on the classic snippet / information manager app, allowing you to create a personal wiki with entries for whatever you might like to keep track of. With the recently released version 4.1 Gus Mueller has added an option to ...

VoodooPad 4.0 provides WebDAV sync

by Brett Terpstra (Nov 18th, 2008)

VoodooPad got a major upgrade today; after an intense beta period, version 4.0 is live. For those of you not familiar, VoodooPad is a personal wiki, a brainstorming and note-taking tool and the ultimate "geek's notebook" (my term, not theirs). With the ability to import a variety of files and link ...

TUAW Interview: Gus Mueller on Acorn

by Mat Lu (Sep 11th, 2007)

As we mentioned yesterday, Gus Mueller and Flying Meat software just released Acorn, a new, relatively low-cost image editor for the Mac. We've interviewed Gus before with interesting results, so last evening we again (virtually) sat down with Gus to ask him a few questions about Acorn itself, the ...

TUAW Interview series with Gus Mueller: The Leopard delay - does it change anything?

by David Chartier (Apr 29th, 2007)

The interview train just keeps on chuggin', and this time we have Gus Mueller of Flying Meat Software, developer of VoodooPad, FlySketch and FlyGesture, on board. Just like the other interviews I've done with Brent Simmons, Wil Shipley and Paul Kafasis, Gus had some great thoughts to share on the ...

VoodooPad 3.0 - Serious Mojo

by Damien Barrett (Jul 5th, 2006)

Oh so sweet. My favorite catch-all notepad and organizer, VoodooPad, has been updated to version 3.0 today. I fell in love with VoodooPad about two years ago when I started a new job and needed to start keeping track of a huge variety of different kinds of information. I started dumping everything I ...

Flying Meat apps all Universal

by Scott McNulty (Jan 24th, 2006)

Flying Meat, the makers of VoodooPad, FlySketch, and FlyGesture, has announced that all their apps are Universal. I find it very heartening that all these small, independent Mac developers are so quick to jump onto the Intel bandwagon. Sure, it makes good business sense, but it is also a vote of ...