LINER for iOS - The only private web highlighter with cloud sync 😺☁️️💾

Growth hacking has been trending with the massive network-effect growth of Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp, and AirBnb. However, there are times when growth-hacking goes overboard and actually becomes a nuance, like in the case of Zynga. At LINER we strive to provide a private personal highlighting space first and foremost. We don't want you to accidentally share LINER to all your friends.

Highlighting while you read creates a history of the sentences you cherish. By highlighting you're able to reemphasize the sentences you fell in love with. Instead of just having a obtuse folder of interesting pages.

We're a productivity obsessed organization. One of our favorite productivity apps is Evernote. We primarily write documents in Evernote and share Evernote notes amongst the team. Which is why you can save your LINER highlights into Evernote. You can save your highlights, comments, article title, and original URL into Evernote with 1-click.

With LINER Premium you can use premium colors, create unlimited folders, use advanced search, and add highlight comments. You can unlock these highlighting super powers by referring LINER to 10 of your friends. You'll get 12 months of LINER Premium for free, once you refer LINER to 10 of your friends. Also each one of your referred friends will get 1 free month of LINER Premium

We want everyone to be able to use LINER for free. Which is why we opened up the core highlighting features to everyone. Anyone can highlight text, sync their highlights, and organize their highlights into folders. We only limit premium features for more enterprise users.

People ask me how annotations and highlights are different. Annotations require you to add a comment to each highlight. With highlights, you can simply highlight the text (which lowers the barrier to entry) or highlight and add a comment (which makes it an annotation).

The current commenting system is broken. We're talking about the first sentence of the article with comments placed at the bottom of the article. Have smarter conversation over the document itself through highlight comments. Simply highlight a text and leave comments on the highlighted text. Highlight comments are great for leaving pin-point feedback on student essays.

I've always found tags to be confusing. In order to organize articles via tags not only do you have to think of the tag each time you want to sort the article, but also you have to remember the specific tag for searching through your archives as well. Tags add an unnecessary step in organizing. Which is why LINER prefers folders.

13 minutes left in our Product Hunt campaign! Our most successful channel was the Product Hunt comment section.

We received some questions regarding our plans for future features. One interesting feature we plan on implementing is web URL highlighting. You'll be able to submit any URL and start highlighting right from the browser without installing any plugins; even LINER for Chrome :0