• Native applications for iPhone/iPod touch/iPad and Palm OS smartphones and PDA's.
  
• Web-based applications for iPhone, desktops, laptops, and mobile devices. 
  
• Palm OS applications run on the Palm Pre via Classic by Motion Apps, the PalmOS emulator for WebOS.
  

OUR SOFTWARE DESIGN PHILOSOPHY

• Where feasible, all older operating systems are supported.
• Designed for minimum memory and battery consumption.
• Applications sleep when idle to maximize battery life.
• Screen data conveniently stored so you can return to the application right where you left off.
• Application and data is automatically backed up during the HotSync® operation.
• All fields support cut, copy, paste, select all, and undo operations.
• "Beam" menu item standard on all applications for easy file sharing.
• Virus protection for the product is built-in.

• Large buttons for fingertip operation.
• Interface designed to minimize tapping.
• Dates and times formatted to your system preference.
• Aesthetic, uncluttered screen layout with adequate white space for rapid visual inspection of the screen data.
• High-contrast icons and large fonts for better visibility.
• Ergonomically designed for easy data entry and higher productivity.
• Buttons for common operations.
• Tabbed forms to simplify interface.
• Changed fields briefly flash to provide visual cues to changed data.
• Beeps used as audio cues for invalid or unrecognized input.
• Clean, simple, easy to use interfaces.
• Compliant with Palm OS(R) user interface guidelines.
• Standard menu items and accelerator keys -- no missing cut/paste functionality or non-standard names for operations.

• Clean, elegant code written for clarity and simplicity reduces bugs and eases maintenance.
• Code compiles cleanly with no errors or warnings on the highest detection levels.  In fact, any error or warning will stop the build until it is fixed.
• Code reuse provides stability and maturity to the newest of programs.
• Liberal use of assertion checking within the code catches bugs early in testing.
• Adherence to published API's (Application Programming Interfaces) for best forward compatibility with future operating systems.
• Separate unit test applications are written and used to expose more bugs during the development cycle.
• Proper handling of special case floating-point numbers such as +/- infinity and NaN (Not a Number).

• Tested for usability and functionality under a variety of operation conditions.
• Tested above and beyond Palm OS recommended compatibility testing.
• Beta testing is also used where applicable, PRIOR to release of salable product.
  
• Testing for pursuit of Palm Powered Solution™ for all shareware.

• Installation and User's Guide documentation provided with ALL software.
• Downloadable software packages for Windows, Macintosh, and Linux.
• CDROM installation disks available for select titles as an alternate to downloading the Palm OS software.
  

• We believe customer service is just as important as quality designs. 
• We deliver all codes within 1-2 business days and also respond to all questions within that time frame.
  
• We also welcome suggestions, ideas, and bug reports--software always has room for continued improvements.

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COPYRIGHT/LICENSE AGREEMENT (EULA)

PRIVACY POLICY

RETURN POLICY:
We strongly recommend that you Try Before You Buy.   Since our Palm OS products are shareware and a 30 day free, fully functional, trial is available, returns are usually not accepted on purchased registrations (via download).   
For refunds on downloaded versions after you have received a registration key, you must fill out our Software Removal Form.  Please contact us to request this form, then complete the form and mail it to the address given on the form. For legal reasons, we must receive a hard copy.  As soon as we receive the form we will process the refund and notify you via email.

PalmOS and HotSync are registered trademarks of Palm, Inc. Palm is a trademark of Palm, Inc. Windows is a trademark of Microsoft Corp. Macintosh and iPhone and iPod and iPad are a registered trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc. Linux is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds.  All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.