If you are around town today, check out the Seattle 2.0 Awards event at the Pacific Science Center, organized by Marcelo Calbucci. Cuesense will be in the demo pit.

I demoed Cuesense at the nPost demo event on the 31st of March, together with 4 other awesome startups. The Columbia City Theater, our venue, certainly has its charms (see @bmw’s shot below). I hope to be back soon, this time for a live show or a performance.

Cuesense was selected to present at the inaugural Northwest Entrepreneur Network First Look Forum, and let me tell you, we were in good company! My personal favorites were Hydrovolts, inventors of a miniature power turbine that can generate electricity practically in any water stream, and Redmond Experimental, builders of “Lego for Electronics” kits teaching young kids the awesomeness of resistors, transistors, and electronic boards.

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Sprint 7 of Cuesense added a lot of goodness, but we wanted to highlight a few features

• You can now sign in and sign up using your Facebook credentials
• We added a sign-in panel to the home page for faster entry into the service
• We also added an update notification feature to our browser add-in. You’ll need to download a new version at Account>Download Add-In, but starting with this version every time we improve the add-in, you’ll be automatically notified
• When importing cues with tags divided by common tag separators (_,|,+) we will divide the composite phrase into individual tags. This should significantly improve cue matching.

Enjoy!

The CueSense Private Beta site is live! This launch represents a significant milestone for us, and we fully intend to celebrate it appropriately. We will be updating the site frequently, listening to your feedback and periodically extending the number of beta accounts available. Our goals for the rest of the year are simple. Learn from users, improve the service, and make it the best it can be. Cheers to that!