[duiker101]

it looks nice and not expensive but i did not understand the "demo" part, where are they? also what are the main differeces with other similar services? i rember seeing one some time ago that so a lot similar, something like app.net but i am not sure, but another example is limelightapp.com

good job anyway it looks really nice!

Oh one last thing, will the bar be always stick to the top of my page? that's something i would prefer not to be on my app's page. Users do not know i use your service and i think it might be confusing. I can understand if it might stay there with the free plan but with the paid ones it must go away IMHO. that said, Good Luck. ;)

[edowling]

The demo's are an optional extra. You can check out a demo here: http://www.edwarddowling.com/victorian-opera

or here: http://kickfolio.com/examples/modest

Just click play twice and away you go!

(Tech is from the great guys at Pieceable).

The bar is only there if you are logged in, so users won't see it.

[edowling]

Just wanted to touch on differences with other services. We've really focused on the folio element, allowing people and businesses to create a complete presence online. Instead of single pages, we feel developers want to create a complete online portfolio of their work outside of Apple's walled garden, with a minimal amount of effort required to maintain it.

[chrisnolet]

Thanks Duiker, I'm just coding up something hide the Kickfolio bar on Folio and App pages as requested, (unless you're logged in). Thanks for the idea!