Offers a basic free version with pay options for premium usage. Includes:
- Build workspaces
- Drag and drop desktop files
- Add live webpages
- Public and private sharing
- Live activity stream
- Mobile apps
- Google and Dropbox integration
Why use it? Collaborative team work which includes media, webpages, and documents can be discussed in real time with a project team on any device - desktops, tablets, laptops, and mobile phones.
While the CaptureToCloud app runs on the iPhone, it’s much easier to use on an iPad.
While the CaptureToCloud app runs on the iPhone, it’s much easier to use on an iPad.
You have to be willing to sign in with a Google Account and then Capture to Cloud requests permission to:
- Manage your contacts
- Manage your calendars
- View basic information about your account
- View and manage any of your documents and files in Google Drive
- View your email address
- Perform these operations when I'm not using the application
I used a school Google account to register because it tracks everything you do which is quite unsettling. But it seems that Google tracks everything you do no matter what. Hopefully I won't be targeted for more ads. The interface reminds me somewhat of Evernote, but it seems to have much more social functionality. I also enjoy the "slideshow" view of all the items which are saved.
The help feature is robust and the first thing I will experiment with is organizing content into collections.
