@sasajeev Evernote support sounds great for me, will you be just looking at PDF and Word files in notes or also at "written" ones?

@fxcutz We are working on improving our OCR support, so I believe written notes will also be included.

@fxcutz Thanks for the "note" about Evernote. Anyother other than Evernote would be of your interest?

@sasajeev Could you tell me how your product differs from odrive? Additionally, your sign-up system is rejecting my email address, most likely because our domain extension is not a .com, .org etc. In 2016, in a newly launched product, this should NOT be happening.

@andreasduess Hi Andreas, that is a great question, thanks for asking. I believe odrive provides you one access to all your cloud storage, but I don't think it adds value on top of that. Vaultedge adds rich metadata by categorizing, indexing, tagging and summarizing so that you can find your data faster. I will be happy to answer if you have more questions.

@ankitmahindru Thanks Ankit for trying Vaultedge. I'm sorry the captcha is blocking you. Which browser/OS are you on? We will DM you understand the issue better. Let me know if that works.

@ankitmahindru Thanks Ankit for reporting this, I think we found the issue. We will upload a new version soon.

@sasajeev Hey @ankitmahindru We have sorted the issue. It should work now :)

@divakarpranav @sasajeev Edited this comment: Get Started button does not work on Safari 10, macOS 10.12. HTTP 500 error loading https://6-dot-vaultedgewebtier.a... in the debug console

@iamsebj @sasajeev Hi Seb! We got everything up and running now! :) If you wouldn't mind, could you please try it out again ?:)

@imjainvikas Hi Vikas, glad to know you liked Vaultedge. We are working on the windows and android app now. Mac is definitely next in the line. How about iOS, is that high on your list?

@imjainvikas Thanks for the feedback Vikas! Do you use Evernote & Slack as well? We were wondering if we need to add that along with the desktop version:)

@sasajeev that would be nice to have but Mac would be a need for someone like me ! Also would it for network drives and hard drives ?

@imjainvikas Sure, got it. Yes, the desktop app will support hard drives and portable drives, but not exactly network drives like CIFS or NFS.

@imjainvikas Sure! Thanks for letting us know!

@abhishek_syal Hi Abhishek, that is a good question. We are not a google drive replacement. You can continue to keep your documents where ever it was before. We only categorize, index, summarize and tag the documents so that you can quickly find them. We use Machine Learning to classify the data. Please feel free to ask for more details.

@sasajeev Nice - Where are you hosted ? Are you using ML provided by IBM / Azure ML or Google TensorFlow ?

@abhishek_syal Sorry this slipped thru. We are hosted in Google Cloud in the US. We use our implementation of Naive Bayes and SVM over our own training dataset for the most part and also use external APIs like Watson to supplement our accuracy.

@sasajeev No worries. This is interesting that you are using multiple APIs to deliver better results.

Hey @jacilynh that is something we can do, but not sure the number of people who use Amazon Drive. Do you think a lot of people will want to integrate Amazon Drive ? We currently support Gmail, Drive, Dropbox, Yahoo & Outlook. Next In-line are the One Drive Integration, Android App, Desktop app After this we'll have Evernote & Slack integrated.

@divakarpranav I can't guarantee that a lot of folks currently use it, but I tried to find a platform such as yours and there are very few options that support Amazon Drive. If you do choose to support it, it would be a competitive edge and certainly make me willing to pay for the service! With the pricing of Amazon Drive compared to other cloud storage, I've seen comments from folks who want to use it but want to go through another platform. Thanks!

@jacilynh @divakarpranav Jacilyn, that is a great feedback. We will definitely look into supporting Amazon Drive. Do you have primarily documents in the Amazon drive or you need support for other files as well? Also could you please share the size of your data?

@sasajeev @divakarpranav I currently have 230 GB of data - I'm assuming that most ppl start using Amazon Drive the way I did, because a Prime membership offers free unlimited photo storage. Then when I realized that the unlimited storage was the most cost-effective option I could find, I signed up for a free trial, and searched for a way to use it without having to go through their website (it's the worst of all cloud platforms that I have encountered). So to answer your question I have 22 GB in photos, 17 in videos, and the rest in documents. Thanks again! Signed up for Vaultedge and will be thrilled if you're able to add Amazon Drive.

@jacilynh @divakarpranav Thanks jacilyn for sharing the info. We will look into your request and get back and thanks for signing up.

@trueefforts I'm glad you liked it. Let me know is there anything you would like to see in the product.

@trueefforts Thank you for the nice words! We are glad to know your thoughts about Vaultedge!

@trueefforts We are definitely considering a chrome extension. Will keep you posted. Anything else let us know.

@kwdinc Finding your content from 4 different online storage services from one portal is amazing. I'm definitely signing up.

@hgottfried (second part). Is this something in place? I know that Drobbox, Box etc. are HIPPA approved and some of them FIPS as well. However as a third party that protection doesn't extend to you. I am also wondering what as you see is the main difference between you and say; CloudHQ, Otixo, Unclouded and CloudFuze ?? (I didn't include services that only let you add multiple sites and simply mount them). Finally, how do you handle encrypted files and / or containers as the files can't be parsed? It does look a great tool !! I look forward to your response !!

@hgottfried Thanks Hal for taking the time to provide feedback. I would definitely hope we will be able to help and live upto your expectations. You are right, we get read access to your data, using machine learning to classify, index the data for search, create tags and also summarize the document.

@hgottfried We don't store the data within us, your data stays wherever it is. I think we create the richer metadata and query language than anyone else. With our classification, you can find all your bills in one place. With our still in progress Semantic query you can find all your unpaid bills or last 6 month bills. Regarding encrypted files, they remain unclassified and unindexed by default. But we optionally allow the users to specify a list of global passwords which can be used to decrypt so that we can classify and index. I will be happy to answer in detail if you have follow up questions.

@davidsfeng Hi David, you definitely look like way more organized than I ever was. But I'm curious how quickly are you able to locate a year old payslip or a legal document? Do you remember the filename or do you have folders against each year or in general how you go about? With Vaultedge you either search for whatever you remember about that file or go to the appropriate classification, select the tags and narrow down to the file.

@sasajeev Haha thanks! I still use the same naming structure I came up with during high school. When I need something, I have a notion of what/when/where already so I just plug those keywords in the search. I rely on services like Drive because I don't want to become to reliant on technologies that solve very specific problems. It's better to stay organized from the get-go than to go cold turkey on a great app like Vaultedge.

@davidsfeng Awesome, I agree we are building the service for the rest of us. Thanks for sharing your model, it is really helpful. As far now, my only hope to find the files is using Vaultedge.

@zeljkoprsa Hi Zeljko, thanks for trying Vaultedge. Can you please post the actual issue or DM me the screenshot.

@mohitmamoria Hi Mohit, glad you liked Vaultedge. Hopefully we will continue to live up to your expectations.

@sima_roy_91 Sima, thanks always for your support. If there is one feature you would like us to add, what would that be?

@elizabethhunker @tesorit @vaultedgetweets @nadeerahammed @sajeev @divakarpranav @pranitkamarshi Hi Elizabeth, Sorry to have missed this. Awesome, that perfectly explains what we do. Unlike tesorit, we don't store your data, just the metadata. Even the metadata is encrypted and stored. Thanks for asking.

Thanks @atzipory ! People like you, who keep us going everyday :) We'll make sure Vaultedge stays up to your expectations!:)

Hey @giacomolaw ! Apologies! A million things go wrong only when you launch on the Big Day! :D I'll get this sorted in the next 30 mins! Thank you for your patience! :) We love your support! If all your documents are only in Evernotes and if you are able to find all your docs quickly, I guess you don't need Vaultedge.

@giacomolaw Can you please share the email id you used so that we can look into our logs to see what happened?

@giacomolaw Hi Giacomo, could you please try signing up with a different password. We do not accept characters like & " % + =

@sasajeev @giacomolaw this is a little concerning. why aren't special characters supported, and are you storing the passwords in plain-text? Sorry if I'm being too cautious, but this doesn't sound right to me

@kristindrysdale Hahahaha! True that! :)

@mehersomnath Awesome Somnath, glad to be of help. Is there any particular feature you are looking for?

@imjainvikas Hi Vikas, that is a great question. We have never thought about giving users multiple options. We already use multiple classifiers and pick the one with the highest accuracy. I'm not sure why would someone want to manually select one. I would like to know your thoughts.

@sasajeev Albeit the tool smartly created ones that I would use largely, there was a need for adding more granularity for some of the categories to make my search easy. Albeit it could be a very specific use case.

@imjainvikas Oh, I got it. What you need is a way to specify user created sub-categories and may be even train Vaultedge when to use that category. Sounds like an awesome usecase. We will put some thought into it to refine it further. Thanks for the great feedback.

@arunpattnaik Hi Arun, thanks for asking a great question. I think we all are trying to make users find their personal data easier, although the mechanisms used are a bit different. We do the following so that you can find your data faster: -Full Search index of your documents (not just tags) -Tags -Summary -Classification/Grouping of related data so that you can bulk download all your related data -Semantic search (still evolving) -Different views like File, Summary & Thumbnail -Direct Preview of files within our page Our mission is create richer metadata along with the context of the data so that data can find you when you need it. For example if you receive a mail asking you for a certain document, our (future ) gmail plugin will automatically surface those documents asked without you having to do anything. This is where we are going towards.