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Tonido allows you to run your own personal cloud. Access and share your Mac's files, photos, music (iTunes Playlist) and videos from anywhere through a web browser or mobile apps (iOS, Android, Blackberry and Windows 7).
Features:
Features:
- Access all your documents wherever you are
- Upload Files easily from remote locations
- Highly rated iPhone, iPad, Android, Blackberry, Windows Phone apps
- Sync files from Windows, Linux, Mac to your Tonido Desktop
- Share files and folders to guest users privately
What's New
Version 4.79.0.26297:
- Webshare: Fix Download for sharing single file via Private share
Requirements
Intel, OS X 10.5 or later
Intel, OS X 10.5 or later
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| Downloads:5,405 |
| Version Downloads:299 |
| Type:Utilities : File Management |
| License:Free |
| Date:31 Mar 2014 |
| Platform:Intel 32 / OS X |
| Price:Free |
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Tonido allows you to run your own personal cloud. Access and share your Mac's files, photos, music (iTunes Playlist) and videos from anywhere through a web browser or mobile apps (iOS, Android, Blackberry and Windows 7).
Features:
Features:
- Access all your documents wherever you are
- Upload Files easily from remote locations
- Highly rated iPhone, iPad, Android, Blackberry, Windows Phone apps
- Sync files from Windows, Linux, Mac to your Tonido Desktop
- Share files and folders to guest users privately
- Share Photo Galleries
- Stream your videos
- Create Playlists and Stream your music collection
- Play your iTunes Play list from anywhere
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If anyone knows of actual cloud "service" as well software options for personal computers, those should be added to the "similar software" as well.
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Ptrix reviewed on 24 Jan 2013
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PogoPlug PC and Tonido turn your computer into your personal DropBox - though without synchronization. OS X Server doesn't do this.
You can access your files from your iPhone or iPad or from other Macs just as you do your files on DropBox.
This is a powerful concept since you can have unlimited storage unlike DropBox or other cloud services. And the cloud service is run by you - not some unseen entity which can give your information to the government without your permission.
The question I have for Tonido, however, is how will it make money if it gives away the server software and client software for free. I see that there is a business version than runs $129 to $999 a year. But will enough customers bite and pay for this version? I hope so.
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jricnin reviewed on 04 Aug 2012
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Chrus11 reviewed on 04 Aug 2012
I have huge amount of music collection and Tonido lets me listen to my songs via iPhone app. No more syncing music to the phone :-)
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Jetfiredx rated on 03 Aug 2012