Yojimbo

“Rounding out the Bare Bones-related triumvirate is Yojimbo, a sort of junk-drawer program that lets me drop in notes, serial numbers, Web pages, images, and PDFs, and optionally encrypt individual items.”
Glenn Fleishman Interview, Editor (The Magazine), podcaster (The New Disruptors) · via Uses This
“Yojimbo is my junk box and I simply throw screenshots, PDFs and other riffraff into it for future ideas.”
Jason Babler Interview, Creative Director (MAKE), sculptor · via Uses This
“Yojimbo: This is my "Anything Bucket".”
Shawn Blanc Interview, Writer (shawnblanc.net) · via Uses This
“Yojimbo is increasingly becoming my digital storage trunk.”
Geof Morris Interview, Aerospace and systems engineer · via Uses This
“Right next to BBEdit and Chrome in my dock is Yojimbo, another one of our products.”
Rich Siegel Interview, Developer and co-founder, Bare Bones Software · via Uses This
“Yojimbo is my main note keeper and idea vault.”
Khoi Vinh Interview, Designer director (NYTimes.com) · via Uses This
“On my Mac, again roughly in order of affection: Yojimbo for storing and tagging notes, bookmarks, passwords, and etc.”
John Gruber Interview, Writer (Daring Fireball) · via Uses This
“And for storing passwords, serial numbers, and notes, so far Yojimbo is the best for me, thanks to its support for MobileMe syncing.”
Steven Frank Interview, Mac developer, co-founder of Panic · via Uses This

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