We’re happy to announce the availability of our new iPhone application: NoteTask.

NoteTasks transform your notes into a simple task management system by presenting your text as tasks, completed tasks, and sections, along with 47 pretty sticker icons, and ability to hide your notes, just like in our Hidden app.

NoteTask automatically syncs your tasks via the Simplenote cloud service. (You don’t need to install Simplenote iOS app to use NoteTask).

Check out the app page on our website or install the program via App Store.

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We have released a new app for iPhone — Hidden. Hidden is a fast, clean, and simple note taking application that syncs with Simplenote cloud service, and allows you to keep your private notes hidden.

• Fully featured note taking application.

• Seamless syncing with Simplenote cloud service.

• Hides notes that start with underbar.

• Hides notes written by other Simplenote clients.

• Just swipe “Notes” navigation bar to see hidden notes.

• You can set passcode to display hidden notes.

• Automatically close hidden notes when fast switching.

• TextExpander touch support.

Hidden is available on the App Store for only $1.99.

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We are happy to announce our first two apps for iPad: MarkdownNote and TextileNote.

These programs let you write notes in Markdown or Textile markup languages, and instantly preview the result as you type in landscape mode.

Markdown and Textile are lightweight text markup languages that let you easily format your writing, while retaining the easy-to-read plain text appearance.

For example, to make text bold in Textile, just surround it with asterisks like this: *bold text*, or to make italic, use underscores: _italic text_. Language references are included with the apps.

Learn more about MarkdownNote.

Learn more about TextileNote.

Also, stay tuned for upcoming iOS apps from Coding Robots!

PS Yes, I used Markdown to write this post.

We are happy to announce our new product, Video Mémoires, a video diary software for Mac. It is easy to use, and have the recognizable Mémoires interface.

Learn more and download a free trial version here.

Did you know that I Write Like has a blog? That’s why I haven’t posted about it here.

Here are a few highlights:

• 1,000,000 visitors
• How “I Write Like” works
• 1,483,036 texts analyzed so far
• Spicy

There are also interesting quotes from famous writers and links to great articles on writing. Go read the blog.

YouTube changed the way they deliver non-flash videos, and today Cathodique and other YouTube-related programs failed to load them. We fixed this issue in 1.3. If the automatic updater didn’t pick it up, click Cathodique > Check for Updates….

For now, we forced SD for all videos until we figure out how to load HD. Then we’ll post an updated version.

What a milestone! I Write Like has been visited by 100,000 people yesterday. New tweets mentioning IWL are appearing every five seconds or so. Facebook is on fire, and “I write like” badges are appearing in blogs every minute. Margaret Atwood, who is in our database of famous writers, tweeted about it (apparently, she doesn’t write like herself… oops :). We’ll make sure to train the database with more of her works).

I’m honored by your interest and support. Have fun and stay tuned for more!