LIQUINAUT  Sapiens is useless since Snow Leopard and the developer is in no way responding to emails. That's 2 VERY BIG minus points!

The only reason I don't give this a one star rating is that I still hope for an update, because I really like(d) Sapiens.  
(Version 1.1)

EDANROGO  These people charge a good amount of money for their software - which I gladly paid when I first got Sapiens. But now after almost 2 years of zero updates and taking forever to come up with a Snow Leopard solution all I can say is: wake up Donelleschi, this is not the kind of service we clients expect from a product that costs $20!!!

1 star rate as all the good features from Sapiens are worthless at the moment.  
(Version 1.1)

FIGHTINGCAT  Since Snow Leo this helpful app doesn't work anymore. On the site of the publisher i read only... A 10.6 version will come... But when?

I send also a mail to the publisher... I didn't got any feedback. It's sad, so this tiny app is a very great idea and i save much time to found and start my apps.   
(Version 1.1)

N_DUB  Fantastic! Sapiens has saved me the time and hassle out of finding the preferable application. It's easy to use, and comes with a stylish transparent interface. If you use a variety of applications and want to reduce the length of the dock (which in my case was so long that I could hardly distinguish the icons) then sapiens is a great little application.   
(Version 1.1)

GARY30  I wrote an earlier review after crashing problems with this app and decided to revisit it after deleting all InputManagers, APE and gobs of old preferences in anticipation of a Leopard upgrade. Well, the crashiness is gone and that is great. However, over time it appears that this app is nothing more than a scorer for an application usage popularity contest. Kind of neat, but I have already made the top ten or so frequently needed apps close at hand via the dock, etc. So this app doesn't really buy me anything in terms of productivity. For someone like my wife who uses only a few apps this would be fun.

I had a notion that Sapiens' delightful UI could be adapted to replace the functionality of something like DragThing for "power users.". The idea is that you might have Sapiens circles for various apps and utilities that you classify and each circle might contain essentially the most used apps in that class. I suppose the user would need to assign the apps to a particular classification. Maybe too complicated. Oh well.  
(Version 1.1)

MONDELE  Sapiens is the name of a game by Myriad Software that has been around for a while. http://www.myriad-online.com/en/products/sapiens.htm  
(Version 1.1)

DRFRANK  I'm not a keyboard guy, I like the mouse, specifically Apple's Mighty Mouse. I've used LaunchBar and Quicksilver for years, but I wasn't a power user of either program. Sapiens intrigued me as soon as I heard about it; I purchased it that same day and a week later, Sapiens is natural to use and just plain fun.  
(Version 1.0.1)

NAIDU.SAROJINI  Awesome app. Very reliable and stable. After using it for a week I have to say the Artificial Intelligence works very well.

The mouse gesture makes it very simple and fun tool to use.  
(Version 1.0)

OCHYMING  along with flygesture my FAVS

The developers are really just AWESOME people.

Who makes great .apps  
(Version 1.0)

GARY30  I really like this application! Unfortunately, shortly after I installed it I got application freezes with Entourage, Safari, and the Finder itself which led to having to reboot via the Power buttion. Having removed it, my system is stable once more. Unfortunately, I ran both Disk Utility and Onyx which deleted my crash logs. I need this system for my business but may still try messing with Sapiens but not without a couple of backups and some time.

MacBook Pro Core Duo 15" 2.16, 2G ram  
(Version 1.0)

REVGRIDDLER  Just first impressions, but I like the way this feels. I haven't determined how well it "learns", but I like the concept. A lot better than Trampoline, and I like the included QS/LB-esque text entry. I love Quicksilver still, but I'm gonna keep my eye on this. I'm not sure about the cost, but maybe it'll become more compelling as the app matures.  
(Version 1.0)