The future of Signet and introducing Signet HC. Read the full update.
Two developments have occurred since the 0.9.13 release announced previously that some users might want to pay attention to. Read the full update.
A new version of the Signet has just been released and it now features support for browser plugins for Firefox and Chrome, along with a number of bug fixes and a few ease of use features. Read the full update.
Version 0.9.9 of the Signet client has been released. It features importers for Pass password databases and CSV files. Read the full update.
After seeing many points made in private communication with me that would benefit from discussion between users as well, it's become apparent that a dedicated mailing list is in order. Read the full update.
The Signet client now supports importing from KeePass databases in the 0.9.8.1 release. Read the full update.
After a number of development and testing cycles, and with the help and input of multiple backers on GitHub, I am pleased to announce the latest Signet release. The most significant update is the addition of keyboard layout management support, which will allow backers using keyboard layouts other than English (US) to make use of the device's typing functions. Read the full update.
All of the crowdfunded orders have been shipped out. Up until now, most reports I've received suggest the devices and the software are working well. However, now that Signets are arriving at destinations outside the US I've recieved reports of incorrect keys being generated due to the Signet client's fixed US English keyboard layout. Read the full update.
Now that orders are being shipped, it's time to go over the initial software release so everybody will be able to use their Signet. Read the full update.
All Signets ordered during the crowdfunding campaign have been assembled, tested, and sent to Crowd Supply for final shipping to backers. Read the full update.
The assembly process has finally started after overcoming multiple obstacles. I expect all devices to be assembled early in December. Read the full update.
Good news all around regarding the enclosures and previously mentioned reliability problem, though there will be a slight delay in delivery as a result. Read the full update.
Enclosure samples are on their way and I'm trying to track down a possible problem with power supply noise or electrostatic discharge. Read the full update.
Signet now has a logo! Check it out, give some feedback, and take this survey to determine if your Signet will be blank or have a logo. Read the full update.
Now that the campaign has ended, I have been able to put more focus on the manufacturing process. Here is where things stand right now in each area. Read the full update.
The pre-production boards are in and look good. There are only a few more hours to take advantage of campaign pricing! Read the full update.
Throughout the campaign I haven't talked about the Android client very much. This has been because the desktop client is much further along, making it a much better vehicle for demonstrating new features. With very little time left in the campaign I thought I should clarify where the Android client development is at and where the client will likely be in when the devices ship. Read the full update.
I've been working on new features for the device at a steady pace throughout the campaign. With the end of the campaign coming up, I thought I'd share the latest features. Read the full update.
Our first stretch goal has been met! Command line tools and "pass" password database integration will be available when the devices ship. In addition, there's a new hardware feature. Read the full update.
Signet supports user-defined data types. This update details how that works and some examples. Read the full update.
Check out the results of our survey on stretch goals to find out what we'll be pursuing first. Read the full update.
Help decide some new Signet features! Now that Signet has significantly surpassed its campaign goal, it's time to consider additional features for Signet if support continues to increase. Read the full update.
Several changes have been made to the Signet client's work flow that allow you to use Signet with little to no use of the mouse. Read the full update.
In order to ensure that the data you create with Signet can be used in whatever way you choose, Signet will support converting its database into a variety of other formats. Read the full update.
Signet's source code is now publicly available. Also, check out these two videos to see the details of how Signet works and what the user experience is like. Read the full update.
The Signet crowdfunding campaign has begun! Signet is a compact USB hardware and personal information password manager you can keep with you everywhere you go. Learn more about the project and make a pledge on the campaign page. Read the full update.