I’m currently working on mobile-first webpages and would love to get the admin bar working on mobile.
One solution is to have it be the nav-bar, just adding a code where I want it and get it as an in-page bar. This could work well for desktop as well, to integrate it in the design.
I am ready to design mobile navigation bar together with you guys, but we need an investment to finance that kind of development.
Regular investors are not interested because CMS / web builders industry have too many too fat cats already (Square Space, Wix, Weebly, …). I had close talks with several investors.
So options are crowdfunding or partnership.
If somebody wants to talk about this, I am open to any kind of ideas…
so this equals ‘we are broke and no further development is beeing done on SC’. 
what a pitty. but it was obvious after that email where they were looking for ‘partners’ a while ago…
see ya SC!
Hey Martin it’s always good to hear your positive comments 
You are right there are too many fat cats like Square Space, Wix, etc. But SiteCake is nothing like those, in fact I havent been able to finde anything as simple as SiteCake. I dont see SiteCake as a product for the same users of those fat CMS, however I think every webdesigner, webbureau and web-freelancer, should have SiteCake in mind when they design websites. Way too many webdesigner just create Wordpress sites for their clients, when something like Sitecake would have been a much better solution.
If a client just wants to be able to change some text and swap a image now and then, then it is just plain stupid to create a WordPress site, when Sitcake can do that job so better.
Most of my clients dont need a heavy CMS they just need to be able to change text and images from time to time, and with SiteCake I can offer a better, faster and more simple solution for that.
it didnt get deleted this time (yet), at least… 
Partially mobile friendly would be enough for me — as long as it works on an iPad (which now browses by default in some sort of Desktop compatibility mode). I’d chip in a little for that.