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This is a utility that takes a unique approach to solving a problem and comes up with a solution that is both ingenious and flexible.
This is a nice review of our link beaming app, SendTab. It only has a few thousand users, but boy do they use it!
Check out this is the new promotional video that our designer Bushra made for SendTab, our cross-device screen switching utility. SendTab is free for Chrome and Safari, and $0.99 for iOS!
Kind words from our users
Over the long weekend, a few new posts about XOXCO products appeared. It's always nice to see kind words written about our apps!
Here's one about Make Pixel Art:
A comprehensive program that will work with many artists of the pixel in a community with room for all levels and continues to grow.
And here's an article that makes a case for SendTab (or something SendTab-like) being built into Apple's iCloud:
iPad. iPhone. MacBook. Work Windows PC.
This is a very common set of devices for somebody to have. We try to sync all our data between them, but there is still not a solid way. As great as iCloud is, it still does not cover some syncing between devices that should be standard. One of those, is tab syncing for browsers.
AppAdvice reports that iPad RSS reader Mr. Reader has added support for SendTab in their latest version, allowing users to instantly send links from Mr. Reader to any device in their network. This is now the 7th client available to SendTab users, joining our Chrome, Safari, iOS apps, and the third party Android apps.
Want to tap into SendTab from your app? API documentation is right here.
Software For You!
Hey dudes,
XOXCO's very first iPhone app was finally released today. SendTab allows you to send and receive links between your phone and your browser. You can use it to send an article to your phone to read on the go, or send a video from your phone to your browser to view on the big screen. It works with normal links, Youtube videos and Google maps.
We use it at our house to control our living room computer - our iPhones are now browser remote controls. We also use it at the office to share links between our team.
You can download SendTab for just $0.99, and in return, we will provide you a lifetime of friendly tab-sending service for free.
For the nerds in the audience, my personal favorite thing about SendTab is that it is completely built in JavaScript - the iPhone app, the browser plugins, and the high performance web service that ties it all together. Amazing.
In addition to kicking ass for our clients, we've been hard at work for the last couple of weeks on a new tool that we are launching today. I am very proud of this launch because this is the first thing XOXCO has done with our new intern Damien, and in our new office space.
Of course, we're getting kicked out of our new office space today too, but that's another story.
The new product is called SendTab. It's for people like us who have a dedicated entertainment computer attached to their TV. In short, it lets you beam links from your laptop or phone or ipad to the big screen. No more searching for the wireless keyboard, no more screen sharing. Just tap SendTab and BOOM, it's there.
Learn more and download SendTab here, or read our official announcement here, or check out Katie's awesome photo of me using SendTab to send Sendtab from my ipad to my TV.
