Online Collaboration Tools

ReviewStudio is a web-based collaborative app which allows you to upload video clips, PDF and image files that you want to be checked, commented and criticized by other people (teammates, clients, etc.).

ReviewStudio lets you annotate, markup, comment and review/approve any type of visual work, including frame-precise annotation on video footage.

File formats supported:

• Images – PNG, JPEG and GIF
• Single and multipage PDF files
• Video – mp4, mov, ogg, webm, flv, avi, wmv, asf
• MP3 Audio files.

With ReviewStudio it is possible to run live collaborative review sessions and to maintain a complete, searchable record of all content-related communications and activities that take place over the course of a project.

Formerly known as Cozimo, ReviewStudio is a very effective collaborative reviewing tool, providing an good set of markup tools and features that facilitate and speed-up the review and approval task.

Free 15-day trial available.

More info: https://www.reviewstudio.com/

Tutorial videos: https://www.reviewstudio.com/videos.php

FAQ: https://www.reviewstudio.com/help.php

Pricing: https://www.reviewstudio.com/pricing.php

ScreenHero, which I have reviewed and announced back in December, is a downloadable app which allows anyone to collaboratively screen-share any application and to work together simultaneously on it with others.

Today ScreenHero has released a Windows version of its free app which is immediately available for download here: http://screenhero.com/#download

From the official site: "You each get your own mouse pointer, and you're both always in control. It's designed for collaboration, not just broadcasting your screen." 

From the original article on BetaKit: "The team calls Screenhero “Google Docs for any application.”

After downloading the app, signing up, and adding team members or friends, users can either share their entire screen or one individual window.

Once a contact has agreed to view the screenshare, both participants get their own mouse pointer and similar to Google Docs, can simultaneously edit and work on projects.

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The company said their platform is ideal for developers who are programming together or reviewing code, companies who want to review designs or mockups together, or marketers giving product demos.

The basic account is free, and soon users will be able to pay either $5 per month for an individual pro account, or $49 per month for a pro team account, which will add additional features like support and enterprise integration.

The app also lets users chat using Screenhero’s internal chat feature, currently via text but the company said it plans to add audio chat as well, which is a crucial feature since right now most users who want to chat while they’re working together have to use Skype in conjunction with Screenhero."

Source: http://betakit.com/2013/03/05/screenhero-launches-windows-version-of-collaborative-screensharing-app

Screenhero lets you screen share any application with anyone, no matter where they are. It's super simple and blazing fast. You each get your own mouse pointer, and you're both always in control. It's designed for collaboration, not just broadcasting your screen. It's like Google Docs for any application on your computer.

Free for Mac and Windows.

Future pricing: http://screenhero.com/pricing.html

Check this video: http://youtu.be/5BOAArc7vfM

Try it out now: http://screenhero.com/