Finally... Version 1.1 is here!

At long last, and after much effort, Version 1.1 is finally available!

This new version has a number of improvements over the last version, which is now a year old. I will talk about each enhancement one-by-one in successive blog posts; here is a quick summary:

• The sign-up process is different: we have introduced a couple of long-overdue steps, such as sending confirmation emails and introducing the concept of a License Key.
• The never-ending-free-beta is over: now you can get a 30-day free trial, after which you need to sign up as a subscriber.
• Sharing projects is a whole lot easier: sharing is now done at the project level, rather than at the level of individual items on a page (which most people found too difficult).
• There is a very cool new feature: if you want to share a project with people who don't use Kerika, they can get their project updates by email.
• Adding pictures to pages is improved.
• You can now set up private networks, if you don't want to use Kerika's storage servers.
• Each page now has its own trash, so if someone on the team deletes an item, anyone else can restore it (just like with Wikis).

We got the new version up about a week ago, and didn't really publicize it because we wanted to spend some more time shaking out the bugs – and getting the web site in better shape – but we have already gotten some early feedback from the folks over at Vimukti who have been trying out the product.