One of the major advantages of Arkiver over other apps is privacy: nobody can see anything of yours unless you choose to share it with them. But what if you’re a part of a large group that wants to collaborate on a Collection? At Arkiver, we want you to have the best experience possible–that’s why we’re introducing Groups.
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Evernote announced surprise changes to their pricing this week. Besides limiting uploads for users on the free plan, you are also limited to using it on two devices. So if you want to use it on your computer, tablet and phone, you’re out of luck.
If you’re searching for an alternative to Evernote that allows for unlimited uploads using unlimited devices for free forever, then you may want to give Arkiver a try.
Arkiver is a notebook for life – a simple way to collect, curate and privately share photos, video, documents and more. Everything is stored securely on your own Dropbox or Google Drive and there are apps for iOS, Android and the web.
Dropbox is great at storage and syncing. We love it for that. Last week Dropbox announced that it is shutting down its Carousel App which will enable it to focus on storage and syncing and will leave the provision of tools to collect, curate and enjoy memories to other apps like Arkiver.
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Happy Grandparent’s Day from all of us here at Arkiver. We hope you spend the day celebrating your Grandparents who are living and take time to remember those who are no longer here with us.
I always celebrated Grandparent’s Day by making a gift and card and showing them how much I loved them. I wanted to learn more about the history of Grandparent’s Day and share it with you.
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A couple of snippets from The Upstate Buisness Journal article written by Ashley Boncimino:
“[Arkiver is] a go-between content curator…aimed at pulling together important digital files in a kind of multi-purpose family scrapbook.”
“The idea right now is you’ve got all this stuff. You share a small subset of it on Facebook, but there is this middle ground where you could be sharing a whole lot more with family and friends.”
