I like the concept of realtime collaboration over the web and I have used a couple of tools for this earlier but didn’t find any that I really liked. Until now. I really like Thinkature as its pretty easy to use and intuitive.
Thinkature has a couple of features that I really like:
- Its free. (Duh..)
- It doesn’t use Flash. (I am not a fan of flash, I know it lets you do stuff that you couldn’t do without it but I still don’t like it.)
- The interface is simple and clutter free.
The parts I am not a big fan of are:
- Its a visual collaborative tool, You cant use it to collaborate on coding or development. Though you can use it for designing presentations and flow charts.
- There doesn’t seem to be any official privacy policy (That I could find…) on the site. Who owns the content I create on the site? Do I still maintain ownership?
I have emailed their support about it, lets see what they say,
- They don’t have any export/import feature (Though it looks like they are working on it.)
Over all a good tool. Check it out over here: Thinkature – Real-time collaboration for the web
Thanks to OpenDotDotDot for the link.
– Suramya
Hi there!
Just wanted to let you know that we’ve posted a privacy policy at http://thinkature.com/help/privacy-policy/. Thanks for the feedback!
Comment by Jon Chambers — December 14, 2006 @ 12:05 PM