Panic is one of our favorite Mac developers -- they make the excellent Coda web editor, and Transmit, which is my OS X FTP client of choice.
They have a new iPad app arriving this week, and word around the Internets is that it's an iPad version of Status Board, the internal tool the company developed for tracking projects, appointments, and Twitter messages. As you can see above, the Panic tool is meant to be used by multiple people and can track updates and todos for multiple projects and products, but presumably a more personal iPad tool would be applicable to more than just the Panic team.
Panic has tweeted teases that the app has something to do with "status," and of course we'll get to know exactly what it is when the app arrives tomorrow. There's no word yet on price, but given that Panic likes to (deservedly) pick a premium price for its software, like Diet Coda for $19.99, odds are it'll be a nice chunk of money for a solid amount of value. We'll wait and see what the team has come up with.
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