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Splash is the comprehensive events management platform that maximizes event impact - before, during, and after.

Fargo is a simple idea outliner, notepad, todo list, blogging tool, project organizer. # It's an HTML 5 application, written in JavaScript, runs in any compatible browser, including Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Microsoft IE 10.# Files are stored in Dropbox, using the Dropbox API. They are accessible anywhere Dropbox is. You can share files with other users, or publicly.#

ShareDrop is a free app that allows you to easily and securely share files directly between devices in the same local network*, without having to upload them to any server first.

Picturelife lets you store every photo you've ever taken — every great memory, every cherished moment, every smile and every sunset, all together in one place.

PDF files can be secured with restrictions that prevent you from for example copying text from them or editing, printing, merging or splitting them. PDFUnlock! can remove these restrictions (a.k.a "owner password").

Our online platform will make it easy to turn photos and video into beautiful interactive stories for your website of facebook.

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For most creative people, asking for feedback is difficult. After all, who wants to open themselves up to criticism? It's a vital part of the design process, though, and ultimately everybody on the team is better off for it.

WeTransfer your videos, music, photo albums or documents to friends and colleagues. We support all filetypes. Shouldn't your company be benefiting from one of the biggest (literally) advertising opportunities available? Contact us to find out how.

PopSlice is like a clean, well-lit art gallery. We're here to make it easy to show your work. If you visit a gallery and see soul-stirring art, who remembers the gallery? I sure don't. I want to know more about the artist's work. The venue fades from memory, but the work stays parked. If someone visits a PopSlice site and notices us first, we're not doing our job. Our job is to showcase creatives' work—not our own brand or fancy-pants technology.