Amaya Toman Every day, in this column, we will bring you a more detailed look at a selected application that has just caught our attention. Here you will find applications for productivity, creativity, utilities, but also games. It won't always be the hottest news, our goal is primarily to highlight apps that we think are worth paying attention to. Today we're going to introduce you to the Brief app.
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How would you like it if you could take notes, draft texts, compile to-do sheets, share files with colleagues or communicate with them both by text and via webcam during the work day, without having to leave the environment even for a moment one single application? Brief offers you this option. How does it look in practice?
Brief is a productivity app that offers you several functions in one for the best possible concentration and work efficiency. Brief is intended for smaller groups, teams, or perhaps groups of classmates. In a simple, clear interface, it offers space for communication, creating task lists and sending image and other files. Synchronization across compatible devices is a matter of course. Brief works well with the calendar on your Mac and also offers a dark mode.
If you decide to create a space for work or study communication on Brief, you will have to enter your phone number, the creators of the application ensure security and privacy with AES 256 encryption.
The Brief application follows the current trend and works on the basis of a monthly subscription. In the basic version, Brief offers an unlimited number of users, messages, contacts and other items. It differs from the paid version practically only in the storage offer, which in the free version is 10 GB per user, and the length of the video chat, which is basically 550 minutes. For the $10,99/month version, it offers 1TB of storage, integration of three third-party services (storage, calendars, and more) and unlimited video chat, for $13,99/month, Brief gets you the ability to sign documents, unlimited storage, unlimited video chat, and integration of ten third-party services.
Brief is available for macOS, Windows, iOS and Android.
Amayo - what about the ad for the flash? What is it good for? Because it has a USB connector and cannot be connected to any of the current Macs? ??? How low have you sunk... You'd better cancel the discussion below. ?
Brief could be an interesting venture, but it lacks an iPad app.