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Skyjos
Innovative Apps for Productivity and File Management

What is Skyjos?

Skyjos specializes in creating applications designed to enhance productivity and streamline digital workflows. The company offers a diverse portfolio of tools that cater to various user needs, from note-taking and document annotation to comprehensive file management across multiple platforms and servers.

Each application is developed with a focus on functionality and user experience, providing solutions for organizing photos, accessing files from cloud services and local networks, and managing server-based storage systems efficiently.

Features

  • UltraNotes: Take notes and annotate PDFs and images
  • Owlfiles: Access files on computer, NAS, One Drive, Dropbox etc.
  • Photo Manager Pro: Organize, sort, view, edit and share your photos
  • FE File Explorer Pro: Access and manage files on SMB, FTP and WebDAV server

Use Cases

  • Note-taking and document annotation for students and professionals
  • Accessing and managing files across multiple platforms and cloud services
  • Organizing and editing personal or professional photo collections
  • Managing server-based file systems for IT administrators and businesses

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