In a year Patternry has grown from a collection of design patterns to a tool for individuals and companies to create and share their own design pattern libraries. We are now ready to exit beta, and to offer our users a service we believe to be the best in the market for creating, sharing and maintaining pattern libraries.
In the latest release we have focused on improving the user experience based on the feedback we have got from our beta users. An other important focus was to answer the needs of those business customers for whom Patternry has become a critical business tool. These users want the reassurance and quality that comes from a paid service.
However, we don’t want to forget those users who use Patternry for their personal use, so besides of the paid plans we will offer a totally free plan too.
Free plan (Personal Workspace) is for people who want to build a pattern library for their personal use. Using a Personal Workspace people can easily build a personal design resource containing the patterns that are particularly useful to them.
Users with the free plan can also be active on the public Open Library, and help improve this open resource developed for the UX community. We hope UX professionals will showcase and share their design knowledge by writing new patterns to the Open Library or by adding links, images or comments to the patterns.
Paid plans (Shared Workspace) are for companies and organizations who want to organize, share and collaborate on their design patterns and pattern libraries within the company. With a Shared Workspace organizations can create unlimited number of pattern libraries which can be shared with selected people. Shared Workspaces have their own web address (mycompany.patternry.com) with an encrypted and secure SSL/HTTPS connection.
We offer both new and existing users a free 14-day trial for the Shared Workspace. See our Pricing Page for more details on the different plans.
Please note that we have updated our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy to ensure the safety and privacy of your data.
If you have any questions or feedback, let us know in the comments or drop us a mail.
Best,
Johannes, Janne & Matti
