Difference between revisions of "Panobook (Kickstarter Campaign)"

From Stationery Wiki
Jump to navigation Jump to search
m (Updated infobox)
m (Updated milestone and date.)
Line 13: Line 13:
 
This Kickstarter campaign for Studio Neat to raise funds for their new product: a panoramic-format notebook designed to fit easily on a desk with a keyboard. Paper features to the notebook include a dot-grid, assisted by "near invisible" guidelines and guide markers to aid in UI design and roughing out space on the page. The notebook has a soft touch, rigid cover, and comes with a dot-grid slip cover for protection and archival purposes.
 
This Kickstarter campaign for Studio Neat to raise funds for their new product: a panoramic-format notebook designed to fit easily on a desk with a keyboard. Paper features to the notebook include a dot-grid, assisted by "near invisible" guidelines and guide markers to aid in UI design and roughing out space on the page. The notebook has a soft touch, rigid cover, and comes with a dot-grid slip cover for protection and archival purposes.
  
The campaign doubled the intended goal within 2-and-a-half hours of launching <ref>https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/danprovost/panobook-a-notebook-for-your-desk/posts/1922572</ref>. On July 3, the project passed $100,000.<ref>http://www.kicktraq.com/projects/danprovost/panobook-a-notebook-for-your-desk/#chart-daily</ref>.
+
The campaign doubled the intended goal within 2-and-a-half hours of launching <ref>https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/danprovost/panobook-a-notebook-for-your-desk/posts/1922572</ref>. On July 21, the project passed $150,000<ref>http://www.kicktraq.com/projects/danprovost/panobook-a-notebook-for-your-desk/#chart-daily</ref>.
  
 
The campaign was discussed on [[The Pen Addict 263|The Pen Addict Podcast, episode 263]] and on Relay.fm's "Thoroughly Considered" episode 27, where it was revealed that [[Myke Hurley]] and [[Brad Dowdy]] had been product testing and giving insight on the product for months before the launch.
 
The campaign was discussed on [[The Pen Addict 263|The Pen Addict Podcast, episode 263]] and on Relay.fm's "Thoroughly Considered" episode 27, where it was revealed that [[Myke Hurley]] and [[Brad Dowdy]] had been product testing and giving insight on the product for months before the launch.

Revision as of 20:33, 21 July 2017

Panobook: Notebook for Your Desk
Funding Platform: Kickstarter
Funding Period: Jun 26 2017 - Jul 29 20 2017 (33 days)
Funding aim: $20,000€ 18,000 <br />£ 16,000 <br />¥ 2,200,000 <br />AU$ 28,000 <br />
Funding achieved: $107,956€ 97,160.4 <br />£ 86,364.8 <br />¥ 11,875,160 <br />AU$ 151,138.4 <br />
Backers: 2,190
Status: in progress
Web Site: Official Kickstarter page

Description

This Kickstarter campaign for Studio Neat to raise funds for their new product: a panoramic-format notebook designed to fit easily on a desk with a keyboard. Paper features to the notebook include a dot-grid, assisted by "near invisible" guidelines and guide markers to aid in UI design and roughing out space on the page. The notebook has a soft touch, rigid cover, and comes with a dot-grid slip cover for protection and archival purposes.

The campaign doubled the intended goal within 2-and-a-half hours of launching [1]. On July 21, the project passed $150,000[2].

The campaign was discussed on The Pen Addict Podcast, episode 263 and on Relay.fm's "Thoroughly Considered" episode 27, where it was revealed that Myke Hurley and Brad Dowdy had been product testing and giving insight on the product for months before the launch.

References and Notes