Rogue Amoeba’s Tenth Anniversary Sale
Update (October 1st, 2012): The sale is over, though the great products remain. You can still pick up our software at our everyday low prices, right through our store.
It’s hard for us to believe, but Rogue Amoeba is just about to turn ten years old. September 30th, 2012 will mark a full decade since we first released Audio Hijack 1.0. Since then, we’ve shipped many top-notch new products, along with 355 total updates. We’ve brought our team from its initial three founders to its present ten employees. And we’ve earned some of the highest honors in the industry, including dozens of top-notch ratings from well-respected journalists.
The most rewarding thing, however, has been satisfying our customers simply by making our software. For ten years, we’ve been able to do a job we love, thanks to the purchases of our customers, along with their invaluable feedback and kindness in spreading the word on our software. All that has enabled us to provide our tools to an ever-growing user base, and we’re incredibly grateful to each and every person who’s purchased one of our apps.
Act Fast, Save Big
In honor of this milestone, we want to get our software out to even more people, so we’ve put up some major discounts on our software. Through the end of the month, customers can save $10 on products throughout our store. That means Audio Hijack Pro and the recently-released Fission 2 are just $22 each (or even better, $40 for the pair!), Airfoil is just $15, and Piezo is just $5. This once-in-a-decade sale will be gone before you know it, so act fast!
To get in on the savings, visit our Tenth Anniversary page by clicking this ridiculous image of Ammo about to chow down on some cake:
Our Sincere Gratitude
Rogue Amoeba has been going strong for a decade, and we hope to be here for decades to come. Allow me to again express our sincere gratitude to all of our existing users for their purchases over the years, and to welcome new users to the fold as well. Thank you very, very much.
One Last Thing
We’d be grateful if you told your friends (and enemies too!) about Rogue Amoeba and this sale. Word of mouth from satisfied customers is our best form of advertising, so please, spread the word by mentioning this sale on Twitter, Facebook, and anywhere else you like.
If you’ve used Fission before, you’ll immediately see that the most obvious change is its appearance. Fission now offers both a dark and a light theme, as seen above, both of which have been overhauled with fantastic new art. It’s not just a re-skin, however, as we’ve worked hard on the user experience as well. Every aspect of Fission has been examined and considered, with enhancements made across the board. The editing workflow is a snap to learn for new users, while existing users of Fission will be instantly familiar with version 2.
If you want to convert multiple files, Fission has you covered there too, with the new Batch Converter. Drop an album’s worth of FLAC files on the Batch Converter, and you can have a folder full of MP3s with just 2 clicks. Converting from one format to another format couldn’t be simpler.
Speaking of FLAC, Fission now has full support for the popular lossless audio format. FLAC files can be opened, edited, and saved, making it possible to change them as needed, or just export them to a smaller format for portability. Fission 2 now also supports WAV audio files, in addition to its “original four” formats of MP3, AAC, Apple Lossless, and AIFF.
Airfoil
Audio Hijack Pro
Fission
Nicecast
Piezo
