Goodbye Nimbus Note, Hello Fusebase

Nimbus Note is re-branding to Fusebase and wants to serve a new audience. Fusebase focuses on client portal management.

Nimbus, formerly a note-taking application is now... Fusebase.

Fusebase wants to be the base for client-based project management with integrations with over 200+ applications. They want to be a way for your client's to get a window into your work by building a portal for them to see how the project is progressing.

So what's new with Nimbus?

This strategic shift marks a new chapter in the company's journey, aiming to redefine collaboration standards in the service industry.

A change in approach for Nimbus

The last few years have been tumultuous for businesses worldwide, with economic downturns and rapid technological advancements reshaping the landscape. Recognizing these challenges, Nimbus Web Inc., headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio, has embarked on a mission to provide more adaptable and robust solutions for service providers like business consultants, coaches, and digital agencies.

The new name, Fusebase

The new brand name, FuseBase, symbolizes the fusion of internal team collaboration with external client engagement, providing a seamless experience for both parties. The company has adopted a 'restaurant concept,' where the 'kitchen' represents the internal workspace for teams to create and collaborate, and the 'dining area' serves as a client portal for service delivery.

Collaboration & AI inside Fusebase

With an overhauled interface, FuseBase promises an intuitive and efficient platform, catering to the diverse needs of its users. The company's roadmap includes the integration of advanced features and AI capabilities to enhance productivity and streamline processes.

What's happening with Nimbus Capture & Clipper?

Despite the rebranding, the core structure of Nimbus products remains intact. Existing users can expect a seamless transition with all data, including organizations, workspaces, and folders, retained in the new system. Additionally, popular tools like Nimbus Capture and Nimbus Clipper will continue to receive support.