Document Management (69 programs)
Pros: Great for Google Drive. Frills and features. Light and Dark themes. Very clean interface.
Cons: Worse with Office 365 & OneDrive. Limited word processing. Won't always match Drive updates. Some learning curve.
Pros: Organize information with ease. Annotate text. Search using spotlight functionality. Easy and simple to use once you know your way around.
Cons: Can take some time to find your way around the program. Recent version update has introduced several program errors. Uses significant resources. Some data formats are not supported.
Pros: Can accept donations. Automatically distribute books to retailers.
Cons: Only people in the USA can donate. A few bugs in the system.
Pros: Saves computer memory. Easy to identify folders. Cool pie chart displays file sizes. Innovative display feature.
Cons: Only for occasional use. Cannot turn off alerts. Can take time. Cannot restore deleted files.
Pros: Good essential functionality. Very affordable. High resolution support. Export options.
Cons: Connectivity issues. Feature-light. Some math issues. PDF export is slow.
Pros: Easy to use. Great-looking interface. Customizable. Drag-and-drop functionality.
Cons: No syncing options. No reminder option. Doesn’t support widgets. Crashes randomly at times.
Pros: Fully functional with basic Dropbox bundles. Multiple users can have access to a single account.
Cons: The last update apparently took place in 2015. There is currently no version for Dropbox Pro accounts.
Pros: Simple and straightforward functionality. Makes managing passwords easy. Full OS X Yosemite and Mavericks support. Supports all types of data.
Cons: Photo previews could be better. Free version barely gets the job done. No special support for non-standard logins. Certain configuration settings lack enough flexibility.
