Tagit is a simple, effective way to tag and rate any file on your computer. You can also search for documents that are tagged. Ratings are 0 - 5 stars. Commonly used tags are displayed as buttons for easy access.
Tagit uses OpenMeta to store tags, which means that tags are stored in a robust, scalable, searchable system.
Fully compatible with OS X 10.9, uses Apples new tagging system
Tagit uses OpenMeta to store tags, which means that tags are stored in a robust, scalable, searchable system.
Fully compatible with OS X 10.9, uses Apples new tagging system
What's New
Version 1.5.1:
- Runs on 10.7+.
- Integrates with Apple's new tagging system.
- Search improved.
Requirements
Intel, OS X 10.6.5 or later
Intel, OS X 10.6.5 or later
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| Downloads:21,652 |
| Version Downloads:2,094 |
| Type:Utilities : File Management |
| License:Free |
| Date:16 Oct 2013 |
| Platform:Intel 64 / Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price:Free |
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Tagit is a simple, effective way to tag and rate any file on your computer. You can also search for documents that are tagged. Ratings are 0 - 5 stars. Commonly used tags are displayed as buttons for easy access.
Tagit uses OpenMeta to store tags, which means that tags are stored in a robust, scalable, searchable system.
Fully compatible with OS X 10.9, uses Apples new tagging system
Tagit uses OpenMeta to store tags, which means that tags are stored in a robust, scalable, searchable system.
Fully compatible with OS X 10.9, uses Apples new tagging system
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Nanoglobe reviewed on 17 Feb 2011
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Strider72 reviewed on 09 Feb 2011
Think of icons as Superhero symbols. Batman doesn't have "Batman" written across his chest -- he has a bat silhouette in a yellow oval. Green Lantern has the lantern logo. Flash has his lightning bolt. Superman -- okay, he has a big "S", but the design is so distinctive that you could change the letter and it would still be recognized as a variation on his logo. Aquaman, of course, has his... er... oh who cares about Aquaman? (and doesn't that just make the point?)
All that being said, Tagit is a good program. ;-)
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As someone who routinely uses any of hundreds of apps, seeing the application name on the icon is a huge visual assist.
There are but a finite and small number of superheroes but thousands upon thousands of applications.
I think the logo looks fine, but of even greater importance, at least to me, is that I don't have to guess what the application it represents is. In design, form follows function and less is almost always more.
Appreciate the developer's efforts here.
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Graphically it is a bit dull but it works. Perhaps the hard drive is irrelevant as it labels files. Drives just have A name period.
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Vagabundo reviewed on 16 Nov 2009
Because Tagger also uses the OpenMeta system, you'll be able to search files using Tagit. I don't quite like the idea of having two different application for tagging and searching files. But until Tagit offers an easier, better alternative to drag and drop, I'll stick with both. On the other hand, if Tagger incorporates searching capabilities, it would currently be a better choice in my opinion.
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Nontroppo reviewed on 02 Nov 2009
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alpery74 reviewed on 21 Apr 2009
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Jaw3000 reviewed on 11 Feb 2009
However, it would be nice to be able to delete tags that are no longer in use, and it would be great if Tagit could somehow scan and identify similar tags made by other tagging software (Tags comes to mind).
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Openmeta sounds like Spotmeta, any relation? Anyhow extended attributes is probably the best way forward. If this tagging solution is reliable it will be a nice complement to hierarchical folders and fill an important need. I'm certainly gonna give it a go.
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mark97 reviewed on 10 Feb 2009
My favorite feature, the drop zone on the right side of the screen was my favorite feature ( which appears to have been removed from version 1.1). It allowed you to drag a file to it and add tags. You can do the same by dragging an item to the icon, but I like the tab better.
This app has a lot of promise and I look forward to watching it develop. I would suggest they change the preferences to allow the drop zone to be turned on or off so that everyone is happy.
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