Dropbox is a home for all your photos, docs, videos, and files. Anything you add to Dropbox will automatically
show up on all your computers, phones and even the Dropbox website — so you can access your stuff from
anywhere. Never email yourself a file again!
WHAT THIS APP DOES:
-You can send people links to specific files, photos, and folders in your Dropbox, too. This makes Dropbox
perfect for team projects
-With apps available for all your computers, phones, and tablets, you can show off videos, automatically upload
photos, or open documents from anywhere.
-Dropbox is like a time machine that lets you undo mistakes and even undelete files you accidentally trash.
Evernote is a suite of software and services, designed for note taking and archiving.
WHAT THIS APP DOES:
-From short lists to lengthy research, no matter what form your writing takes, Evernote keeps you focused on
moving those ideas from inspiration to completion.
-Easily gather everything that matters. Clip web articles, capture handwritten notes, and snap photos to keep
the physical and digital details of your projects with you at all times.
-Your words, images, and documents are always close at hand. Evernote’s powerful search and discovery
features make everything you’ve collected easy to find.
-Have fast, effective meetings by presenting your work as it evolves. No need to build slides, just one click and
your notes are transformed into a beautiful screen-friendly layout.
Focus booster is a digital pomodoro timer. The desktop and HQ timers sync sessions to the web. Never fill out a
timesheet again! Visualise your progress through dashboards and export reports; time management has never been
simpler.
WHAT THIS APP DOES:
Create clients or projects to record your sessions against and assign hourly rates. Focus booster HQ clients/projects
makes time tracking and invoicing a breeze. Get organised!
-Label every session you work on. Assign a client/project, add a label and you will have
complete visibility of what you worked on that day. Filter by label in reports to analyse
historical data.
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