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Draft – your notebook digitized
Who uses Notebooks knows the problem. The book can be left somewhere and times when you need it, it just is not there. A new service called “Draft” will resolve this problem by means of scanning of notebooks and the cloud. The company digitizes your notebooks and presents them to you in the cloud. So you always have your notes handy in digital form.
Draft – simply digitize your notebook
Admittedly, when I had just learned of draft I thought that the new notebook a could be real big thing. Simply write in with any pen in the book, wait briefly and already the small picture or the text is digitized. I had this hope in any case when I (The image that you see above) have come on Facebook on the Kickstarter page of the company by the thumbnail. Unfortunately, I was disappointed. Draft is not a digital notebook that sends your pictures and texts directly on the computer, nor a digital pen. So what then actually draft and where is the innovation
Draft is merely a service – not more
It does not do more easily or weak. Draft is therefore not a technical novelty but a service-oriented innovation. The company sends the user every month a new notebook. The user even puts his old notebook in an envelope and send it back to Draft. This happens every month. The company itself scans the pages of fully written in the notebook port and places it in the cloud as a digitized notebook available. The business idea is so simple that I actually would personally not allowed to report on it, but something has still draft. Despite the banality of the business model and service as well as the monthly transfer to the post, but somehow the company solves the problem of notebooks easier than if you were to scan it yourself somewhere. For the equivalent of € 8.5 per month you get 12 notebooks throughout the year, access to the cloud app and digital notebooks of the manufacturer, but has to take delivery of the books themselves. The price is so “kind of ok” and instead of self-worth was scanned if you have not just a scanner. What do you think about the service? Innovative or mundane? Assign your opinion
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