Desktop.com vs Volley

Desktop.com lets individuals, businesses & teams declutter their digital spaces by keeping all web apps and bookmarks organized, tagged and searchable under one single icon.

Desktop.com’s Early Access release enables individuals, businesses and teams to effectively declutter their digital environments by keeping all web apps and bookmarks organized, tagged and searchable under one single icon. Key features include:
- Create shareable desktops
- Sort and separate assets for better overview - web apps are auto-organized into categories and links/bookmarks can be tagged and placed into folders
- Accessible from any device so that you can always access what you need when you need it
- Invite family members, colleagues, friends or others to your shared desktop(s)
- Easily switch between accounts – keep your business tools and personal tools separated
- Single-Sign-On (SSO)
- Explore our integrated app store with more than 1500 web apps
...and many more features to come soon!
Join the journey towards an organized and smart way to use web based resources from anywhere, at any time.

Location: Oslo, Norway

Fast track design review with quick, visual feedback that gets everyone on the same page

With Volley, you can quickly and easily capture feedback on any website—even staging sites. Using the browser extension, you can leave notes and feedback pinpointed to specific design features and add attachments. Volley renders pixel-perfect screenshots as part of the feedback, allowing for a better understanding of all comments. No more games of Telephone via email! Notes are delivered to the selected workspace, and can also be automatically sent to Trello or Jira. All your personal and team projects are stored on Volley’s central dashboard for easy access. On the dashboard, you can create new projects or search, sort, edit, archive, share, and delete projects. Archived projects will be removed from your view, but can still be restored later in case you need to come back to a project. Volley stores all of the feedback left on design projects in the form of clickable notes within your project workspace. Browse notes within the workspace, and each one will display a screenshot or reference point for the note and its contents. Within the workspace, you can also reply to notes using @ mentions to get a team member’s attention (@Jerry, please go easy on the neon green). From there, just mark notes as complete within a project once the changes have been made.

Location: Denver, United States