In January 2014, Droplr, the file sharing app dropped the free tier and went paid only. They’ve recently announced that they’re bringing back the free tier. With that, they’re releasing an overhauled iOS and Mac app (version 4.2). Press a keyboard shortcut, select the area and a link to the screenshot will be added to your clipboard.ĭroplr has clients for iOS, Mac, Windows and Windows Phone.ĭroplr makes the multi-step process of sharing files and screenshots simple.Īfter this transition, Droplr is calling itself “ Snapchat for files” – files uploaded using the free plan self destruct in 7 days. Now just paste it in a chat window and you’re done. Recently, Droplr has added more features like the ability to annotate screenshot (helpful for designers), recording video and turning it into a GIF and recording reaction GIFs using Mac’s built-in camera.Ī $4.99/month Lite plan removes the self-destruct limitation (but still keeps 2 GB file limitation) and the $9.99/month Pro plan adds features like custom branding, custom domain, password protected drops and unlimited file size.
Droplr apps upgrade#
Till June 5 2015, iOS users can get a 40% discount when they upgrade to the Pro plan for $59.99/year.ĬloudApp is one of the major Droplr competitors and they don’t have any meaningful presence in the mobile space. There’s no official iOS app (there are third party apps though). The free version gives you 10 uploads a day with a 25 MB size limit. Founded in 2009 by Josh Bryant and Levi Nunnink, the Droplr application was designed initially to make it easer for Bryant and Nunnink to share files and. But there’s no 7 day self-destruct like Droplr.
The $9.99 CloudApp Mist plan ups the file limit to 500 MB, brings unlimited file sharing and adds features like annotation and password protection.ĭroplr’s iOS app is going to be a a strong pull.
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