WebAsyst

Features

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• Upload your files and access them from anywhere. Share files with your friends and family.

• Create projects, outline scope of work with due dates and estimated cost, assign people. Track project from start to completion.

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Competitors

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•  Peepel
• ContactOffice Virtual Office
• SlideBurner

• TagR
  Mobile Social Network with Real Time Locations Based services, and Ambience Intelligence, VoiP, IM, Skype, Googletalk, Mapping, Flickr, Events, Calendaring, Scheduling, SecondLife Support
• wikidot
  Wikidot is a farm of Wiki Sites. Their mission is to provide free and professional wiki publishing, collaboration and communication solutions to anyone who needs it and wants it.
• frrvrr
  Frrvrr is a tool for connecting and communicating with people that share your interests. Photos, politics, music, books, medical history, movies - anything you can think of. And the best part is, Frrvrr does all the work.
• yoomb
  Yoomba, is an open communications experience that allows you to talk through your email, for free, globally. Yoomba works based on the first proprietary open peer2peer topology that sits on top of all email networks. This patent pending technology developed by Yoomba's team and can turns any email address into a phone and messenger.
• qwizzy
  Qwizzy is a new communications tool for sharing knowledge, information, and opinions. The premise is simple: each user has their own web page where friends, family, fans, or complete strangers can ask questions. Once a user decides to respond, the questions and answers are shared on their Qwizzy page and around the Web through Qwizzy widgets and external applications.
• Jajah
  jah is a VoIP (Voice over IP) provider, founded by Austrians Roman Scharf and Daniel Mattes in 2005[1]. The Jajah headquarters are located in Mountain View, CA, USA, and Luxembourg. Jajah maintains a development centre in Israel.