We rolled out an update to our ordering system yesterday and it added discounts for educational and non-profit organizations. If you qualify then drop us a note at support@frameflow.com to request the coupon code to use.

We crossed the 200 mark a bit more than an hour ago and we're now rolling out the 'Disk and File Monitoring' add-on for free to all activated installations. Next goal: 500 installs.

It looks like we'll hit 200 install overnight or some time tomorrow. We're getting ready for the giveaway to mark the 200 mark so be sure to activate your installations if you haven't done so already.

We passed 150 installs today and we're getting really great feedback. That's a 50% increase in just a few days, but of course these are the early days. When we hit 200 installs we're going to give away a free subscription for one of our most popular add-ons to everyone with an activated installation. So if you haven't activated yet, go to the Activation & Add-Ons section in the FrameFlow interface.

We posted an update to our Login Page allowing you to update your contact information whenever necessary. The same page also shows your activated installations and change your FrameFlow account password. We have more features planned for the coming weeks too so stay tuned.

Unless there are any unexpected problems, version 0.9.2 will be released by the end of the week. It's going to include a number of fixes and enhancements. In particular we added a few new options to the Process event monitors for Linux and for Windows. See our blog posting for more details about the new options.

Last night we blew past 100 installs and the pace is really picking up. These are the early days for FrameFlow and we're a ways away from being the Instagram of the IT monitoring space, but we are really happy with the progress so far. Already we have users in the US, Canada, Great Britain, Germany, the Netherlands, Jamaica, New Zealand, Australia, Brazil, Argentina and more joining each day.

Check out 4sysops.com for a great review of FrameFlow. Their review gives a great overview of FrameFlow and how it can help you with all of your system monitoring requirements. Their take on it says it all: "If you’re a Windows administrator who is intrigued by the interoperability of existing web-based monitoring systems but put off by their difficulty of configuration, you’ll have to check out FrameFlow."

Version 0.9.1 was released today. It includes new API features and fixes for a few reported issues. Our new Change Log page lists everything that is included in the new release.

The editors at Softpedia very kindly added FrameFlow to their database in the Server Tools category. Check out the FrameFlow Softpedia entry and browse around their site for other great tools for IT professionals.

We've added a new Technical Resources section to our site. It has just a few articles for common and not-so-common administration tasks but we'll be adding a lot more over the next while.

Check out our new 90 second video that gives you an overview of the awesome features included in FrameFlow.

And we're live! The download links are up and we're starting to spread the word that the first release is now available.

Everything is looking good for a launch in three weeks or less. It's a zoo over here as we polish the app, verify our initial set of add-ons, build the help system and more.

Our forums and blog are now live on the site. There's not a lot of content at the moment but a lot more will be coming soon after we launch.

Very early releases of the product are now in the hands of a selected set of testers and we're gathering some great feedback. There are a few things we need to work on before we can publicly launch but it won't be much longer now.