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DESCRIPTION
Together (formerly KIT - Keep It Together) is an application for storing, organizing, editing and previewing all kinds of files and can find them again quickly.
Just about anything can be dragged to Together's main window or Shelf for safe keeping. The Shelf is a system-wide window which can also be used to browse and search the library, access favorites items and make quick notes.
Items can be organized into groups and folders and the original files are always kept in the Finder. Together can preview and edit a wide variety of files and uses Quick Look for previewing files it doesn't understand.
Together uses Spotlight to search the contents of all kinds of files as you type. Together can also encrypt documents, imports files in the background, supports multiple libraries and sync with MobileMe.
WHAT'S NEW
Version 2.3.1:
- It's now possible to use the left/right swipe gesture (three fingers on a trackpad, two on a mouse) to select the previous or next items in the list on multitouch trackpads or a Magic Mouse.
- Fixed a problem where Together would not be able to open a library on a secure disk image at launch.
- Fixed a problem where clicking on some editor toolbar controls would not perform the correct action.
- Fixed a problem where an invalid Quick Look preview could cause Together to crash.
- Fixed a problem where the rating could be changed in the portrait list when it wasn't displayed.
- Fixed a performance issue when working with tags on Leopard.
- Fixed a problem where the Movies icon would be displayed at the incorrect size when large group icons used.
- Fixed a problem where the Web Cache could be created in an incorrect folder.
Version 2.3:
- Open items in any application.
- Resize icons freely up to 128 pixels and using the magnify gesture on multitouch trackpads.
- Additional information for items in Portrait mode.
- The Shelf now has a white border for better contrast against darker backgrounds.
- New "Search in Together" system service.
- Improved content searching and smart groups.
- Full-page zooming of web pages.
- Zoom previews using multitouch.
- 64-bit on capable Macs running Snow Leopard.
- Options text replacement, smart formatting, data detection and automatic spelling correction on Snow Leopard.
- Many more new features and improvements.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.5 or later.
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| Together User Reviews (55 posts) | Write A Review |
 | Dec 1 2009 |
JSEARL the best of its type - can even import and show iWork docs (Pages, Numbers etc) - which NONE of the opposition can (MacJournal, Yojimbo, Circis Ponies, Journler) - and amazing web clip feature
(Version 2.3.1) | |
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 | Dec 1 2009 |
LEONLEDRAGON I am note sure about this point : is it possible to work with the shell when Together is closed, like Devonthink for example (sorter) or Soho Notes dock ?
(Version 2.3.1) | |
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 | Sep 23 2009 |
STEVE HARRIS Together shouldn't use any CPU when you're not using it, unless it's doing something (e.g. generating thumbnails), so I would need to check what was going on. If you need support, visit my site: http://reinventedsoftware.com/support/ | |
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 | Sep 13 2009 |
SOLEFALD Great application, but this thing is FULL of bugs. As someone already mentioned, tags do not work, indexing does not work, when scrolling through your files the app horribly lags, leaks memory and chews up the CPU. Only after 30-40 min of being minimized the memory usage is at 350Mb and CPU at 25%! What is this? Firefox? haha Please fix it. I love the app, and would like to continue running it. | |
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| Sep 16 2009 |
DOOBIEXX Running together doesn't take up 25% of my system, of course different, but that is WAY too much cpu resources... border line ridiculous. I have been using Together for a very long time and love the app too, but instead of having to run the app all the time maybe a less resource consuming app add-on/helper can be implemented so we can enjoy all the benefits of having the together "tab" at the edge of our screen without crippling our system to a crawl. Kind of like the new devonthink "sorter" or ummm... (I know completely different kind of apps, just expressing the helper idea and how it's implemented well.) contactizer's helper... Little help app is resource conscious, lets you add/view info without opening the main app. Maybe some thought. Price comparison to devonthink pro office is blatantly one sided. Together is priced well and devonthink pro office will put you in the hole at an estimated $ 150. They do however offer 25% off if your affiliated with a school. Food for thought. Sorry to jack the thread but I did not think a new post was needed as we are both talking about reducing together's impact on the os when running from startup to shutdown. ReInvented Software, together's devs, are very responsive from my experience so hopefully something is in the works but we have to remember the more of us who complain about this issue the more likely they will move it up on the ever growing "to-do" list.
(Version 2.2.12) | |
| Aug 24 2009 |
DONPERREAULT Love the ability to edit an webarchives in Together. I edit out advertisements & comments. This is the most feature rich application of its kind and I've tried most all of them.
(Version 2.2.11) | |
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| Aug 19 2009 |
SIDRA I was surprised by how much I liked this app. I had test driven Devonthink, Yojimbo, Evernote etc., and had pretty much settled on Devonthink after using it a couple months, even though it was a bit too robust for my needs. I hadn't heard much about Together and tried it out on a lark. I've been hooked ever since. This is a great product -- lightweight, elegant and intuitive. Exactly what a Mac app should be. It's become indispensable to my workflow. All the digital flotsam I've collected over the years is now centralized, accessible and organized. The feature I like best is that all of my documents exist separate from the program itself. It's not tied up in a proprietary database, so if it gets corrupted, or they stop developing it, my stuff is pretty much intact. Another great feature is that I can organize things in hierarchical folders as well as with tags. Sure, there are things here and there that I'd like to see done differently, but overall, it does exactly what I need it to do. The developer is also extremely responsive, which is always helpful.
(Version 2.2.10) | |
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| Jun 20 2009 |
JUST A USER a can full of bugs! currently, indexing does not work, labels do not work either, as well as other problems.
(Version 2.2.9) | |
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| May 15 2009 |
JAZZADDICT I really enjoy using Together. The feature set is best in its class. I consider Together my 'digital hub'; It's where everything comes together on my mac. It is one of my most used 3rd party apps. My favorite things about Together are the tag implementation, the intuitive interface, and the import process. My biggest gripe with the program is that the interface can get sluggish on my ppc and require restarts to speed things up. I notice interface sluggishness in Together more than other apps, but it's not to bad. On Intel I'm sure it's much quicker. Good developer. Handles support pretty well and is excellent at fixing bugs and implementing feedback. | |
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| Mar 19 2009 |
ATA I'm still working with the demo but so far so good. It is more feature complete than Yojimbo but custom icons on folders look really bad on this. I'm suspecting it's because it's at 32 x 32 pixels or even smaller. When I use the same custom icons in Yojimbo they look much nicer and are easier to see. Other than that little annoyance, I think I'm going to buy this app when my demo ends. I just hope the developer doesn't abandon development for it.
(Version 2.2.7) | |
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| Mar 19 2009 |
ATA Just took a screenshot of both Together and Yojimbo and it looks like the custom icons are anti-aliased on Yojimbo. That is probably why they look much nicer. Hopefully the developer will fix this in an update.
(Version 2.2.7) | |
| Mar 5 2009 |
DONPERREAULT Best app of it's kind. However, the auto tag feature is useless. Every time the developer upgrades the Together I try the auto tag feature again and each and every item I import it tags wrong. Other than the auto tag feature, Together is the best!
(Version 2.2.7) | |
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