Dropmark

Dropmark enables users to share links, files, and notes; organize them into collections;and manage the audience visibility for them.

Dropmark enables users to share links, files, and notes; organize them into collections; manage the audience visibility; and collaborate with other users. They can invite guests and collaborate with them privately. Invited guests can access the service without signing up and can add content to existing collections. Companies can invite their teams, share collections with them, and gather feedback, recommendations, and suggestions from them on Dropmark. Users can drag and drop files from their desktop or web browser and the files will be automatically uploaded to the cloud. They can also drag and drop in audio and video from YouTube, Vimeo, SoundCloud or the desktop to create custom playlists and podcasts. Every Dropmark collection has its own sharable short link and can be viewed as a full screen presentation with images, videos, websites, and more. They can upload and manage their content from web browsers and desktop apps such as iPhoto, third party tools, e mail, and more. Dropmark has browser extensions and bookmarklets for Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Internet Explorer. Dropmark was launched in February 2012 by Skylar Challand and is based in New York, United States.