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- More features for soon-to-be Beta testersAugust 25
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Hello again fellow email backers!
ImapBack is coming along steadily, and we are almost ready to release our beta. At the current time our scheduled Beta release will be next Wednesday, September 3.
We plan to release beta invitations to our first 50 beta users, and are hoping for a very involved group of users that will help us to make ImapBack that much better!
When we do release our Beta, we are going to allow users to backup 2 IMAP accounts, of unlimited size, for free, every day, without hassle.
During the first 2 weeks of release, the daily backup will be the only option, and we will slowly release our updated editions with server-side, weekly, monthly, and bi-daily backup options. More features will be added as we receive requests from users and work out any remaining issues with our existing feature set.
We look forward to hearing from you all!
- And Off We Go!August 16
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Welcome to the official ImapBack blog!
I would like to formally introduce myself. My name is Tom Hearn, and I am the founder and head developer for ImapBack. I am very excited about our product and thus far have seen a lot of excitement from our community of users as well.
We will be posting here on a regular basis to keep all of our users informed of what exactly we are working on, any issues that we may have come across, or anything else that we feel is relevant to post on our blog.
We think that ImapBack has the potential to be something big, something necessary, and something that will simply work for our users, and allow them to be a little bit more at ease.
I invite you to sign up for our Beta testing process, as we feel that the more we have involved, the more successful our product can be. On top of that, there may be a few freebies for our Beta testers along the way.
If you ever have any questions, comments, ideas, problems, or complaints, you may always feel free to contact us at any time.