We haven’t slowed down after getting Nozbe beta 5 with new Evernote and Dropbox integration to you. And it is not only the Tech Department where tons of work are being done. Nozbe team is preparing a brand new website and a new magazine devoted exclusively to Nozbe-related issues. Michael, the CEO, is modifying a bit the company’s business model. Members of the support and translations team have their hands full as well.

It’s been now more than 2 weeks since we published last beta version of our upcoming Nozbe 2.0 app. Despite holiday season we have been working very hard to deliver the latest iteration of our apps to you - our amazing testers. Today we give you Nozbe 2.0 Beta 5 full with some cool new features and fixes: What’s new This one is a big leap forward. Take a look:

I’ve worked in several companies so far. Some of them were smaller, some of them bigger and more prestigious. Believe me, never did I get so excited to open the email inbox as I am at Nozbe. I am not sure how Michael does it, but he makes people really happy about their work and duties and they report this happiness back to him :) Nozbe users send Michael thankful and positive messages every single day.

You are all very excited about Nozbe 2.0 development. We are too! :) Sylwia, one of the fantastic Nozbe users, wrote: You can’t imagine how impatiently I wait for every new version! I just love this program! What our development team has been working on? These are things that are ready to go - just waiting for beta 5 :) New architecture of Evernote and Dropbox integration Adding notes in attachments view Engineers are now working on:

A recent change in integration allows for more dynamic approach to your files. Background One of the recent updates, as most of you have noticed, has introduced some changes to the integration offered with Dropbox and Box.net. Though the core has not changed and things work as before in the area of attaching files/archives to the project, a major shift has happened on the more frequently used end - the comments.

This is an amazing testimonial we have received from Mr. Juan Antonio Dominion - a fantastic Nozbe user. He wrote it to let us know he appreciates our work and support. Thanks to moments like these, we love what we do even more! Here goes the story: Dinosaurs and Franklin Planners I have been around since the dinosaur ages of Project and Task Management, since before people “got things done” and muddled along with paper planners and things called “pens” and “pencils”.

As we promised on Wednesday, today our amazing beta testers get a brand new Nozbe 2.0 Beta 4. What’s new Below you can find list of fresh improvements delivered in Beta 4. Spanish, German, Japanese and Polish versions of the app. Of course this is still “beta” so there can be some misspellings in translations. If you find one, please do report it. The option to change the language is (as always) available on the login page and in the… …Settings view where you can find some more of the new cool features like managing 3rd party apps integration.

Our fantastic beta-testers are working really hard finding and reporting issues in Nozbe 2.0 Beta v.3 Believe it or not but hundreds of people send us regular feedback and comments every single day. At the same time, Nozbe programming ninjas debug all they can and as fast as it is only possible. Such a nice cooperation will let us deliver 4th beta version which will be ready on Friday, August, 8.

Nozbe 2.0 Beta has been available for 3 weeks. We received great feedback from you, our fantastic users and today we’re shipping Beta 3 not only for the Mac, Windows and Linux… but also for iPhone, iPad and Android! Thanks everyone for signing up for our mobile beta! Wow! We were totally blown away! Close to 1000 of our most passionate Nozbe users signed up for our Nozbe iOS/Android beta. We were totally overwhelmed by the response.

Over 2000 most active Nozbe users have downloaded Nozbe 2.0 beta (for Mac, Windows and Linux) to date. Thank you! If you got it, you might have noticed not only significant UI improvements but also some other, more subtle, but also very important changes in the way we’re naming things in Nozbe. Inspired by an amazing book and methodology… Back in 2007, when I first launched Nozbe, it was a web app inspired heavily by David Allen’s GTD® (Getting Things Done®) methodology.