HiQ Automation iOpener

Announcing the HiQ automation iOpener™, Pre-Orders, starting May 8, 2013!

Update #8 · May 8, 2013 · comment

KICKSTARTER - MAY 8, 2013 We have and exciting update to the HiQ automation story! Less than a year after our Kickstarter campaign, we've learned many things, and forged new friendships. In that time we have pulled up our bootstraps and have been continuing the progress on the iOpener! We're pleased to announce that starting today, May 8, 2013, HiQ automation will be taking pre-orders for the Android version of the device that transforms your existing garage door lifter into a "smart" device! Order before May 22nd, and we'll ship to you by June 7, 2013 - just in time for Father's Day! Just imagine the convenience of not having to fumble around for keys, clickers or forgotten passcodes any more! Soon you will be able to use your Android smartphone to open and close your garage door! As a thank you to our original backers, and early adopters, we would like to offer the iOpener to you at a special introductory price of $99.99. Buy one for your house, and one for your parent's garage too. The faster we sell the Android version will help us finish the Apple iOS version! Please, tell your friends and neighbors to take advantage of this fantastic, limited offer, and enjoy the convenience of opening your garage with your phone!

Thank you for your continued support, your friends in the garage,

Josh and Steve.

http://www.hiqautomation.com/news.html

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Thanks to our fans and backers

Update #7 · May 19, 2012 · comment

As our project winds down to a close we'd like to thank those of you that have supported us. What does not look to be a success on the face of it is in fact a great success. Our Kickstarter project has drawn us a great deal of attention from unlooked for sources. This attention is going to help us move forward.

Perhaps most importantly, the real goal of learning about how to do all the things to create a product and a business has been an unqualified success. While the end result is not what we have expected, we have learned so much and met several new friends. That result is more important than the financial goal we had set for ourselves.

An aspect of Kickstarter that we did not know about and had not heard about came and pleasantly surprised us. As a networking tool it has been invaluable. We now have relationships with other people that never would have existed but for the project. These relationships will, we believe, ultimately prove much more valuable than any financial goal we may have set for ourselves.

Once again, thank you Kickstarter, and to all of our friends, Keep Looking Up!

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