New home for bug reports and feature requests

We’re now preferring GitHub for tracking issues and features. Please tag them as Bug or Enhancement accordingly. Get raising those tickets! Or, not, preferably…

03 May

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Hello, Yosemite!

A simple Mac OS X Yosemite notification generated by Snarl! This was created using the OS X variant of snpd which effectively creates an SNP 3.0 daemon on the Mac. Notifications can then be sent to it using an SNP 3.0 forwarder from any machine running Snarl, or anything that can send an SNP 3.0 notification.Read more about Hello, Yosemite![…]

03 May

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Hello, Ubuntu!

Snarl chatting quite happily to the Notify-OSD daemon running on Ubuntu. Just needed a little bit of Python to glue it all together…

25 Feb

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Snarl Web Services

Introducing Snarl Web Services… One thing Snarl has always been missing is robust support for the plethora of Social Media services that are now available. Services such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Feedly, and so on. There is some support out there, and some of it is very good (Nymphicus for example) but other than that, it’sRead more about Snarl Web Services[…]

29 Dec

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This is Snarl R5.0

Throw away your mince pies and bedsocks because this… …is Snarl 4.0 5.0. Rules when stuff_happens() { tell_me(); } And it’s as simple as that. Pick a source event; pick an action and you’re all set. Own a Blink(1)? Have it flash red when a new email arrives. Own an iOS device? Get notified viaRead more about This is Snarl R5.0[…]

15 Jun

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Twitter

We’re now @SnarlHappens on Twitter! Come and say hi…

26 Jan

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Snowstorm Beta 1 by Full Phat Products

Our forthcoming mass-notification tool for corporate environments is now available to download as Beta 1. Now you can ensure your employees are #alwaysintheknow…

23 Jan

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Snowstorm

A while ago I was approached by a company with an interesting request. They wanted a simple tool that would allow them to communicate information quickly to their user base. The company was already using Snarl so something that integrated into it would be the best solution. I’d been doing some work on FolderSnoop (partRead more about Snowstorm[…]