iOS Informant 4.01 Submitted to Apple

by | Jun 23, 2014 | Blog, Featured, Releases

Wow – we’ve really excited about the release of version 4.0! The amount of great positive feedback we’ve received from users and from people trial-ing the Premium features has been astounding. Some of the most positive feedback we received was over...

Let’s look at Informant for Android

by | Jun 22, 2014 | Blog

We recently release Informant 4 for iOS and we’ve gotten a really great reaction to it. So what about Android?! We’ve recently released a pretty substantial update for Android that added: Task and Note view redesign Optional Franklin Covey task priorities...

17 years of business…

by | Jun 6, 2014 | Blog, Featured, Opinion

WebIS was founded in June of 1997 – its been 17 years. Wow. I have been going to meetings hosted by partners for developers since 2001. It started off with Handango who was one of the biggest app stores during that time, then became Microsoft, and then Apple...

My Favorite thing so far at WWDC

by | Jun 4, 2014 | Blog, Opinion

I’m in San Francisco doing some meetings and taking in some parties – note these are work parties, but I do get some good food and drink. One thing that kept coming up constantly was: What was your favorite announcement at WWDC? I always ask them in what...

Informant on iOS 8

by | Jun 3, 2014 | Blog, Featured

We’re really excited about iOS 8 and all of the great features that we get from it however it’s important to remember that iOS 8 is not only in beta – it’s the first beta which means that it’s the buggiest release of Apple’s betas....

iOS 8 and Yosemite

by | Jun 2, 2014 | Blog, Featured

Today’s announcement made me very happy. I sat here in the Austin office watching the keynote via our AppleTV with Chris and furiously wrote notes on what the developments mean to us. For OS X the changes meant that PI for Desktop is going to look and behave...

PI Online and Heartbleed (SSL vulnerability)

by | Apr 9, 2014 | Blog

There has been a lot of news of late about the SSL vulnerability called “Heartbleed”.  The good news is that Pocket Informant Online (soon to be renamed Informant Sync) runs on Google’s App Engine servers and has been patched....