Use your documents from the iOS Files app It is used by information workers in education, research, law, consulting, and governments anywhere from home offices to corporations. 1 application on the Mac for document and information management. Strong encryption and app-wide security (including Face ID) keeps your private data private.ĭEVONthink is the no. Synchronize your data directly on the local network, via iCloud, Dropbox, or any WebDAV server with DEVONthink for Mac.
Store and organize your important documents on the go. These changes (especially the ability to annotate PDF files) have the potential to make the iPad version a real powerhouse.DEVONthink To Go is the mobile document management solution for iPad and iPhone. Right now, I use the iOS app to store and review my documents, but don’t do much else with it. I’ll reserve judgment until I see the app, but this sounds really promising.
In DEVONthink To Go 2.0 you can create groups, group or convert documents, or even make new databases on the iOS device.įor all the details, check out the full blog post on the developer’s site. DEVONthink To Go 2.0 can sync with other iOS devices without relying on a Mac. the sync technology works with local sync stores, folders on any mountable drive, as well as services that mirror cloud data using a local folder, e.g. the new sync technology uses less files and folders, less disk or server space, less bandwidth, less RAM and less CPU time. DEVONthink To Go comes with a new editor for RTF and HTML-based formatted notes and a new PDF engine with support for annotations. DEVONthink to Go 2.0 will let you move, duplicate, replicate, or delete documents as well as tag, flag, edit, and annotate them. I was pretty happy to see today’s news that the developer of DEVONthink has started a Beta test of version 2 of DEVONthink To Go, which includes new sync technology that will also be used on the Mac app. I’m a heavy user of DEVONthink, and one of the few who seems to really like the DEVONthink iOS app, DEVONthink To Go.
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