Name: Freeter
Rating: 5 (3 reviews)

Free

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Freeter overview

Freeter was created for those who works on computer and have to do lots of repetitive actions, such as launch editing tools, open project files, navigate to a task manager and so on.

Freeter enables you to turn the messy workflow into a streamlined process, saving you time and effort. It collects all things you need to work on your projects in one place and makes them highly accessible. Accessing all your project-related things becomes as easy as pushing Cmd+Shift+F.

Note: Free edition supports 3 projects, 5 dashboards per project, and standard icons in the appearance settings. If you need unlimited projects and dashboards, and want customizable icons, then you should buy Pro.

What’s new in version 1.2.1

Updated on Sep 19 2017

Version 1.2.1:

Hotfix to resolve Unexpected Crashes issue. (Bug Report)

Information

License

Free

Size

51 MB

Developer’s website

https://freeter.io

Downloads

1725

App requirements

Intel 64
OS X 10.9.0 or later

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Veryvito

Aug 16 2017

1.2.0

5.0

Aug 16 2017

5.0

Version: 1.2.0

This app is either exactly what you need (as it was for me, a Web and App developer by trade), or it will leave you stumped. Download it, give it a try, and see what happens. I tried the free version and almost immediately purchased the Pro version (not because I needed to, but because I like to support things that make my work easier). If nothing else, the ability to log into the same Web app using two different accounts (at the same time) is worth the price of admission.

There's really nothing else like this out there (which is surprising, as once you use it, it's hard to think why nobody has made it before).

Raddle

Mar 29 2017

1.1.0

5.0

Mar 29 2017

5.0

Version: 1.1.0

Freeter has totally streamlined the way I work. The ability to have a series of workspaces configured around the web apps I use or consult all the time is a massive productivity gain, especially having two or more in the same screen. The free version will be plenty for most, but I upgraded after an hour. The company is responsive, too — a minor issue I had in 1.0 has been fixed straight away in 1.1. Definitely worth taking for a spin: if it suits the way you work, you're going to love it.

Prince-Isaac

Sep 27 2016

0.9.0

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Sep 27 2016

0.0

Version: 0.9.0

I always thought it a bit disingenuous for a dev to charge folks to be beta testers, even if it's discounted 10%. Make the beta a time-restricted build then offer beta testers who actually provided feedback a discount when you go with the 1.0 version.