• Read more about Intridea Places Among The 500 Fastest Growing Companies In America

Four years ago, what started as a team of three people with a conviction to create an agile, modern web development company has evolved into one the largest and most successful Rails development shops in the country. Today we are a strong team comprised of nearly 50 developers, project managers, QA engineers, and innovators. Making the Inc. 500 list is an honor; it is satisfying to rank as one of the fastest growing companies in America!

Inc. lists us at #335 in the top 500 list, and places us at #33 for our industry and location. This means that we are the 33rd fastest growing privately-held software company in the United States! See our full Inc 500 profile here.

Inc. 500

What does it mean to be an Inc. 500 company? Jane Berentson, Editor for Inc. Magazine explains:

“The list debuted in 1981 as a ranking of the 100 fastest-growing private companies in the U.S. The following year, it expanded to the Inc. 500 and, in 2007, we inaugurated the Inc. 5000. Through each evolution, Inc. has sought to recognize and to celebrate the creativity, dedication, and hard work that entrepreneurs put into building their companies.”

Many of America’s most iconic companies have graced the Inc 500 list including Microsoft, Oracle, Zappos, Patagonia, E*Trade, Intuit and many others. We are honored to share Inc 500 status with such an elite group of successful companies that went on to revolutionize their own industries. See our statistics from Inc. 500 below:

Thanking the Academy

We are thankful to our talented and fiercely dedicated team, the hundreds of clients whom we have created lasting relationships with, and the Ruby and Rails communities. Despite the relative infancy of the language and framework, the demand for Rails development has been extraordinarily high. As a result, we have been able to thrive even in a declining economy.

The Rails ecosystem is made up of hearty and enterprising engineers who are continually creating open source plugins and gems, documentation, and patches, ensuring that we can all have a future working with the language that is beloved to us. The community is a beautiful reflection of our collective desires to pioneer the web application development landscape. If you look at the advancements that have been made in just a few short years, you’d think that Rails developers don’t sleep. In fact, we’re not sure they do.

What’s Next?

Our path to growth, though rewarding and thrilling, has not been effortless. In four years we’ve worked day and night to stay on top of things and to breathe life into our vision. It’s nice to be one of the 500 fastest growing companies in America, but it doesn’t change anything for us – every day we each still sit down and write the best code we can, deliver the most elegant solutions to our clients, learn everything we can in the process, and give back to the community that we are a part of. So what is next? More satisfied clients, well-implemented web solutions, happy engineers, and more open source contributions. Our work is fun and rewarding, and that’s what it’s really all about.

• Read more about Sketch.js: HTML5 Canvas Sketchpads for Whyday

Last Friday I decided to celebrate _whyday by taking a departure from my normal open source path and writing some Javascript (well, technically Coffeescript). So today we're announcing Sketch.js, a simple jQuery library to enable HTML5 Canvas "sketchpads" for any web application.

Quick and Easy Doodling

Sketch.js allows you to initialize a canvas element as a sketchpad as well as draw with different colors, stroke sizes, and tools (currently only a marker and an eraser). These tools can be accessed programatically or using special links with data attributes. Here's a basic example:

<canvas id='mysketch' width='400' height='300'></canvas>  <script type='text/javascript'>   $('#mysketch').sketch(); </script> 

That's all there is to it! The canvas will now be drawable by your users and, thanks to a relatively straightforward API, you can customize it to your heart's content.

The HTML5 Canvas element is extremely powerful but it can be a bit daunting to get started. I took this as an opportuntiy both to learn it some myself and to provide a drop-in tool for others. Hopefully you find it useful!

Learning on Whyday

I set out on Whyday with the intent of learning a few new tricks. Here's some new things I tried out:

1. Sketch.js is coded in Coffeescript. I had used Coffeescript before but never its class system or more advanced features. I like it!
2. It's documented using Docco which has been one of the most straightforward and pleasant documentation experiences I've ever had. It also, as an annotated source engine, encourages clean source code.
3. I set up an awesome instant build environment that uses Guard to compile Coffeescript, generate docs with Docco, and minify the JS into a build directory. The workflow worked really well.
4. I tried to do a very little bit of unit testing using QUnit, which was my first major foray into Javascript testing. Unfortunately, with how much I was learning about Canvas at the same time, I didn't keep at the testing as much as I would have liked.

All in all it was a great chance to sharpen my skills on something that I hadn't had a ton of experience with. You can see the docs (and live examples) on its GitHub pages or visit the code on GitHub. Enjoy!

• Read more about Ruby Thankful

A lot has been made in the talkosphere recently about the brewing "multi-Ruby version manager" war, namely RVM vs newcomer rbenv. I'm not here to discuss the relative merits of either software solution, mostly because I take things pretty simple and straightforward in command-line world and I've never run into problems with RVM. What I do think this little fracas displays, though, is a common thread in the Ruby community of having big, blown-up controversies when new things come along. In some ways, I think that such drama is one of the unique features of the Ruby community that make it so vibrant. It's also a feature of the community that can lead to community casualties.

RVM vs. rbenv, Test::Unit vs. RSpec, HAML vs. ERB, Rails vs. Merb, Coffeescript vs. Javascript, Mongrel vs. Thin vs. Passenger vs. Unicorn, Cucumber vs. Steak, and the list goes on. It seems like the Ruby community has a habit of drawing battle lines every month or so. Why do these "fights" come up so frequently in our community? More importantly, what do they mean for the overall health of the community?

Today we're launching a little site called RubyThankful. It's barebones at the moment and open source, but what it represents is hopefully a way to find some positivity in the Ruby community.

Background: Passionate Programmers

I would argue that controversy breaks out on a regular basis in the Ruby community because, more than any other community in which I've participated, Rubyists are singularly driven to use not just good-enough tools but ideal tools. Ruby is a community of chaotic reinvention, a community that will jump off a cliff just to try out a new brand of parachute. It's that passion that draws me to the community, that makes me feel like the things that I do matter. It's also that passion that can cut to the bone.

People are inevitably going to form opinions about what they think is the best in a field of competing libraries/tools/products. This competition in the commercial marketplace is what drives high quality and low prices, and in the open source world it's what drives reinvention and continual progress. If a library isn't pushing its users forward, those users can and will seek out a different library that better meets their needs. This is natural and generally beneficial.

What isn't maybe so beneficial is the "what have you done for me lately" attitude that can come with our pursuit of the perfect development process. It's altogether too easy to write about reasons why "Y is better than X" while forgetting about the fact that before that, X was so much better than nothing at all.

Casualties of Harsh Reality

As I began to write this post I saw Steve Klabnik's We Forget That Open Source is Made of People. It'll be hard not to re-iterate many of his well-reasoned thoughts here, so I want to give him credit for making a point that needs to be made. I was also amazed to come against this controversy just one day after I wrote a post that included the sentence "Harsh words can sometimes be enough to completely dissolve the creator's interest in continuing the project." We've lost amazing members of this community because rather than respecting their contributions we tear them down when something marginally better comes along. This is the dark side of passion.

I like some tools better than others. I've even written blog posts debating the merits of one approach over another and declaring one superior for my purposes. I've been guilty of jumping onto new technologies and giving nary a thought to the old way of doing things. I don't think it's possible to stop this community from being obsessed with the new and different, and I don't think that's what needs to happen. What needs to happen is that our community needs to get better at raising our voice in something other than protest. We need to temper our enthusiasm for the new enough to at least be civil to the hard-working people who created the tools we used until oh-so-recently.

I'm as guilty as anyone of this. Short of trying to say "thanks" in person to the creators and maintainers of the tools I use every day when I see them at conferences, I don't take much time to thank people for the amazing things they've done to make this community what it is. This all sounds sappy and somewhat inefficient, but I think it's a vital piece of maintaining a healthy community.

Ruby Thankful

I almost wrote this just as a blog post to say "hey, let's be more positive and thankful." I was just about to post it when I realized I could do at least a little bit more than that. So I built an almost-nothing-to-it site that can serve as a public forum for the Ruby community's gratitude for those who work hard to make it what it is. Just tweet something with the #rubythankful hashtag and it'll get picked up. Maybe it's someone you're thanking for a library, or their blog post or tutorial that helped you out, maybe it's something else. If you're thankful for the Ruby community and the members of it, let's put some voice out there!

This community has given me a lot in the last four years, and I've done my best to give back. But I haven't always been thankful enough to the individuals who create the things that I use every day. Hopefully RubyThankful is a small way to encourage that to change.

• Read more about GemNotifier Goes Open Source

In April, I announced GemNotifier, a new Intridea SparkTime project. GemNotifier is a web app I created to send notifications to users when the gems they subscribe to are updated.

Open Source Announcement

Today, I'm excited to announce that we are open sourcing GemNotifier. At Intridea, we have a long history of support for open source development, and we make every effort to open source tools and projects that can be of use to the greater development community.

The code for GemNotifier is hosted at Github. Anyone who might be interested in contributing to the project can fork it from Github and make pull requests. You can also submit any issues you encounter, using Github Issues.

Improvements

Before open sourcing GemNotifier, I took the feedback I received from users and made some key changes to the UI and overall functionality. The most requested feature was to be able to subscribe with Gemfile, which I added recently. GemNotifier also now has 100% test coverage and uses SASS.

What is GemNotifier?

If you missed the detailed post about GemNotifier in April, you can read it here. But for a quick rundown:

GemNotifier is a notification service that updates users when the gems they have subscribed to are updated. Rubyists can subscribe to their favorite gems (now using their Gemfile!) and they will get timely email notifications when those gems are updated. The service helps to keep you informed of changes and updates to the gems your projects are dependent on.

I'm looking forward to more feedback on the app from the community, so please share your thoughts below!

• Read more about RefactorMyCode Goes Open Source

Earlier this week we gave you some updates on the RefactorMyCode project that we took over from its creator, Marc-André Cournoyer this April. When we made the announcement that we were taking over RefactorMyCode.com, we let everyone know that we intended to open source the project eventually. That day has come!

The Great Open Sourcing

We planned to open source the project once we converted it to Rails 3 and made various other improvements. Thanks to the work of a few of our developers, notably Andy Wang and Paul Ostazeski, RFMC is now running on Rails 3, has significantly improved test coverage, and has undergone several rounds of refactoring.

The RFMC History

RefactorMyCode is a community for - you guessed it - refactoring code. Marc-André came up with the idea in 2007 when he became frustrated with the way Wordpress blogs handled formatting of the code and the comment structure. Since its creation, RFMC blew up on Reddit, Digg and other niche sites. When Marc-André put out a call for someone to take over management of the site we were thrilled to rise to the occasion. We had a small team of developers that jumped on the chance to work on RFMC as their SparkTime project, and they've been working diligently to get the code cleaned up and ready for open source.

We're excited to make RFMC available to developers to hack on. At Intridea, we believe strongly in the philosophy and culture of open source development (see our list of open source projects on Github). The repo is on our Intridea Github account, and we encourage contributors to make pull requests and submit issues using Github Issues. Of course, we're happy to answer any questions and get feedback on the project!

Happy coding!

• Read more about Change The Way You Do Business With Socialspring

Today we launch a suite of social enterprise solutions that will change the way you do business. Introducing Socialspring: business software, humanized. We've reimagined how social enterprise software should work and our tools are rooted in the modern tenets of social interaction to engage, empower and strengthen your employees in the areas of productivity, company culture, process, and workflow.

Web-based consumer software has drastically changed what employees expect out of the tools they use to get work done. Yet business software has not kept pace. This is why Socialspring applications have been designed with a focus on real world behavior for easier and more natural collaboration, communication and sharing.

Socialspring launches today at the Enterprise 2.0 Conference in Boston. The Enterprise 2.0 crowd is a diverse mix of thought leaders, small and large business owners, forward-thinking CTO's, and game-changing innovators. It makes sense to unveil Socialspring among this crowd and we're excited to engage with people in various markets to show them how our software can open up dormant lines of communication, expose hidden resources within their companies, and give their employees the emerging tools necessary to collaborate and innovate in today's enterprise world.

To kickoff this big launch we're announcing the first three Socialspring applications: Answers, Stream and Links. All Socialspring applications will be accessible via Passport, our custom single-sign-on system that simplifies and amalgamates the process of switching between multiple business applications within one environment.

Answers is a knowledge sharing solution for the enterprise that puts the expertise of your entire company at your fingertips. With Answers, stop repeating efforts and missing opportunities with mass emails and start building a foundation of knowledge for your company.

• Spend less time searching for information. Answers helps to centralize relevant and frequently requested information - information that is often stifled or lost through traditional email or phone conversations. Ask questions and get answers from your own in-house experts. Answers can be tagged for quick search and retrieval, ensuring that you can always find what you're looking for without fuss. It's information management for employees, departments and entire organizations.
• Build A Network of Experts. Information trends will naturally surface in Answers. You'll be able to easily identify experts on subjects within your company and expand your own expertise.
• Allow information to unfurl. Your employees need access to information - whether it be about your benefits programs, protocol for sales inquiries, standard procedures for interviewing candidates, current marketing strategies, guidelines for implementing a new design process, best practices for development and more. Liberate this beneficial information from antiquated two-way communication systems and make it available to anyone that might need it today, tomorrow, or a year from now.
• Strengthen your company culture. Your employee's lives are abuzz with emerging social mediums. Answers brings social information sharing to your company in a way that is engaging, intuitive, and rewarding. The fun badge and karma system ensures quick and easy adoption and continued, worthwhile participation by rewarding your employees for exchanging information and building reputations as experts.

Stream is the secure, communication and collaboration platform for today’s enterprise. Your employees have great ideas. Stream unlocks those ideas with a platform designed to foster collaboration, communication and engagement in your company.

• Better ideas, faster. The best ideas are a result of collaboration among bright people. You've hired the brightest thinkers, innovators and strategists to lead your company; now, empower them to work together and exchange and develop ideas in real-time. Stream gives your experts the competitive edge to innovate quickly and dynamically; harness the advantage of group-thought within your company.
• Persistent Awareness. Communication is everything in the enterprise. Stream allows your employees to stay connected to the lifeblood of your company anywhere they go. Available on all major mobile, web or desktop devices, Stream provides a method for immersion whether you're at your desk, walking to lunch, in a meeting, at the gym, driving to client sites, or trapped in a server closet. Never miss a discussion around your project or announcements about product launches and press coverage. Stream keeps you persistently aware.
• Centralize the important conversations. Your employees are always thinking, creating, and pioneering. Some of their best ideas will come to them in the lunch room, around the water cooler, driving home at the end of the day, or with a peer after work at the local wine bar. Stream acts like a virtual water cooler that brings everyone together to share and develop those bright ideas in one distinct space that is accessible any time of day or night. It provides a direct solution for exchanging ideas, collaborating on projects within groups, and relaying valuable information to specific departments, teams, or organizations.
• Invoke passion. Nothing sends the message that you want your team to go forth and create like giving them a social collaboration tool that was designed for today's active enterprise. Giving your employees the tools to thrive creatively and professionally will result in higher levels of enthusiasm, loyalty and commitment.
• Share media. Share pictures, audio, video, text and other files easily with Stream. Upload a design mockup and get instant feedback from your teammates. Share a screencast or new product ad and gauge interest. Collect opinions on website content before it's made live. Stream gives you the interactive platform to deliver information to the people that need it.

Links is the ultimate link sharing application for the enterprise that saves you time and space while producing valuable data. It's a simple yet powerful and secure URL shortening tool that tracks what is being shared and detects trends across departments or your entire company.

• Protect Your Information. Your employees share hundreds of links a day to private information. Protect sensitive information with Links by setting passwords on shared URLs and creating a viewing time frame with expiration dates. Enjoy the security of knowing that shared information doesn't have to be freely accessible to just anyone; with Links it can be safeguarded so only the right people get access.
• Social Minimalism. Encourage beauty, simplicity and function through internal link sharing. Shorten nonsensical, endless links and share them effortlessly with co-workers. They'll appreciate your succinctness.
• Gain insight. Analytics improve our understanding of behavior and help us to form smarter strategies. With Links you can detect link sharing patterns and act on them. Track which links are clicked on to see how many people have viewed your links. Detect which types of links receive more clicks. Use the information to improve your strategy for delivering information, garnering views and calculating the optimum time of the day/week to share the information.

Safe. Secure.

In order to facilitate meaningful adoption, measurable success and immersive participation we knew that Socialspring had to be safe and secure. We're not only giving your company a way to engage, ignite and reward your employees through social collaboration and real-time communication - we're making sure all of those exchanges and innovations (and all the information that's produced as a result) are kept safe. We offer a Software As A Service (SaaS) option or a Behind-The-Fireall (BTF) option for installation for the highest level of security.

Pricing

Socialspring is comfortably priced to accomodate the budgets of companies large and small:

• Socialspring Answers - Powerful Enterprise Knowledge Sharing: $2/user/month
• Socialspring Stream - Enterprise Strength Status Updates: $2/user/month
• Socialspring Links - Internal Link Shortening with Analytics: $1/user/month

Forging Our Own Path

We've talked to hundreds CEOs, CTO's, designers, developers, business strategists, and business owners and one thing was clear: business software needed to be rethought. That's why we took our own team of innovators and solutionaries and together we built the most robust and complete suite of social enterprise applications. We understand the needs of your users including your project managers, marketers, sales staff, HR professionals, board members and engineers.

Do not follow where the path may lead. Go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.

Ralph Waldo Emerson

You can depend on Socialspring to change the way your employees engage, create, and interact. Call, email, or signup to receive more information about how Socialspring can benefit your company. We're humanizing business software. Join us.

• Read more about Intridea Client, DealPop Acquired by Tippr

Yesterday it was announced that one of our clients, DealPop, was acquired by Tippr. Tippr, a collective buying daily deals site founded in 2010 and known for their "accelerated deals" model acquired DealPop, a "neighborhood deals" startup from WhitePages Inc. Congratulations to the DealPop team on this great news and for all the hard work, innovation, and energy that was poured into this initiative.

Patti, Senior Project Manager at Intridea, was one of our team members who worked closely with the DealPop team to help bring their product to life:

Last year WhitePages started an initiative to form small teams of startups, and one of those teams was DealPop. They reached out to us at Intridea to help build their product quickly, and we got them to market in only three months.

It was an awesome initiative for a company of that size and age. The team felt really autonomous and close-knit but they still had a lot of support from WhitePages. Working with the team was very collaborative. It was such an engaging and exciting relationship.

Our team worked with DealPop on every aspect of the project, from the initial design brainstorming, to system architecture, to front and backend development. Our teams worked so well together that DealPop invited us out to celebrate their official launch. Patti and Chris, a Senior Partner at Intridea, jumped on the opportunity to meet the DealPop team, clink glasses and help them celebrate their success.

Intridea is the best dev/design service in the US. Thanks for all the great work on DealPop.

Kevin Nakao, COO of WhitePages.com

We like to think that DealPop loved working with us as much as we loved working with them; yesterday Kevin Nakao, COO of WhitePages.com came out to the Twitterverse that he happens to think we're awesome. We'll take it as a sign that the feelings are mutual!

Our relationship with DealPop is the kind of relationship we strive for with all of our clients: engaging, supportive, innovative and mutually beneficial. When we got word of their acquisition, our Presently stream (our enterprise communication application) was abuzz with excitement for the DealPop team.

So we're wishing DealPop and Tippr good luck in their new relationship - a match that couldn't be more perfect. Cheers to good deals all around!

We love our clients! If you're interested in our development, design or mobile services take a look at some of our recent work and contact us today. We will work closely with your team to help turn your ideas into engaging mobile and web applications.

• Read more about Introducing Socialspring: Business Software, Humanized

Introducing Socialspring - a suite of smart solutions for today's enterprise.

The Socialspring suite private beta launches today, along with its first application, Answers, and you can be the first in line to receive access; sign up now and you'll be the first to receive product announcements, details about release schedules, and you'll get the first opportunity to demo the applications in the suite.

A Fresh Idea

Socialspring is business software, humanized. The suite offers a complete set of tools for internal social collaboration, productivity, expert search and more. Unlike current social enterprise software, Socialspring is not just a dressed-up social network. We’ve re-imagined how business software can mimic real world social connections to help you be more productive and make work a more pleasurable experience overall. Socialspring apps will be united with single sign-on and although all of the apps can be used standalone, the more apps you use within the suite, the more powerful Socialspring becomes for your company.

Answers

Answers is the first application of the Socialspring suite; it's a Q&A platform for the enterprise that unites the collective knowledge of your organization. It captures workplace interactions, encourages participation with seamless integration of a badge and karma system, and promotes the sharing of knowledge among employees within your organization. It does all this (and more!) with a super user friendly interface, because we believe in creating software that is fun and easy to use.

Through participation, your employees will build a centralized (and searchable) knowledge repository. Answers puts the expertise of your entire company at your fingertips. Ask questions, get answers. Answer questions, get recognized.

Sneak Peek

Here is a shot of Socialspring Answers in action! Notice the Q&A functionality, the rating system, search capabilities, as well as the badge and karma points.

Why Answers?

In the modern world, companies are looking to consumer trends to determine their own enterprise strategies. Today's trend is knowledge and easy access to it. As a company grows in numbers and resources, relevant information is obfuscated through traditional means of communication - information is passed person-to-person through email, chat, or phone and then reaches a dead end. Answers allows that information to be captured, preserved and made available to anyone who might need it at the company.

Answers allows all that useful information in a company to be centralized, tagged, and saved for quick, easy access by anyone who needs it - today, tomorrow, or a year from now. Answers helps ease the process of getting new employees bootstrapped; it streamlines protocol for training and communication; it provides administration and other departments within your organization a way to make documents and information available to those that need it. Answers is the always growing, ever improving knowledge-base for your company.

Get On Board!

More information about Answers and Socialspring is coming, and it will go out first to those who sign up. Anticipate announcements regarding additional products in the Socialspring suite, including a core social network, internal link shortening, expert search and several more! So sign up now for the private beta, announcements and information about Socialspring - business software that treats you like a human being!

• Read more about Presently Chrome Extension - Official Release

It's been in beta since the beginning of this year, but today it's official - we're releasing the Presently Chrome Extension as a full-fledged Presently client. We released the first version in January, and since then our developers have been adding functionality and making tweaks to bring full functionality to the extension - so Presently users can enjoy a seamless integration of their corporate collaboration app within their Chrome browser. Now you can do almost everything you do on the native web app! In this version 0.1 you can:

• Receive and post status updates instantly
• Like/Unlike updates
• Attach text
• URL Shortening
• Desktop Notifications
• View older updates with continuous scrolling
• Keyboard Shortcuts for added usability (Press shift+'?' to get the whole list)

Download the extension now and see how easy it is to collaborate, communicate and stay connected in real-time with Presently Chrome, our newest addition to the family of Presently apps.

If you ever need to recover the Chrome extension (if it freezes upon coming back from a lost network connection, for example), follow these instructions:

• Right click the Presently icon in Chrome
• Click "Manage Extensions"
• Find Presently
• Click Disable and then Enable

What is Presently?

New to Presently? That's ok - there's a first time for everything. The Chrome Extension is just one of the many clients we have available for Presently. Presently is an award-winning "Twitter for the Enterprise" tool, designed to make internal collaboration, file-sharing, and communication easier for businesses. Fortune 500 companies, small dev shops and companies every size in between have been using Presently since 2008 for internal communication and collaboration!

We've got a free SaaS version to get you up and running painlessly and a super-secure and robust Behind-the-Firewall version for companies that need that added level of security. Signup for Presently today and you'll find an array of tools available to you that help you stay connected with your company and co-workers, including clients for the iPhone, Blackberry, Android, the web, Microsoft desktop, Mac OS and more. Use the links below to get started, or to contact us for a demo!

• Read more about More Mobile Updates for Presently: Android Application Refreshed

Here at Presently we understand that the key to staying connected is mobility so we've been working hard to improve our applications for all of our mobile platforms! In last week's announcement on the new Presently Desktop app, we promised you an update for Presently Android, and we're here to make good on that promise! Starting today you can uninstall the old version and visit the Android App Marketplace to download the new version of Presently.

Improvements

We've made several critical improvements from the previous version, including:

Work Continues

We hope that the new Presently Android app helps you stay connected to your network no matter where you are, and we're confident you'll be happy with the update! Our developers have been busy this year and we're not slowing down. An update to our Blackberry application is on the way, and our iPhone app was updated last week, so be sure to tell your coworkers to grab whichever application suits them! As always, if you have any feedback about the app, or need any help please don't hesitate to shoot an email to support@presently.com or visit and search our knowledgebase for more answers.

What is Presently?

Presently is the perfect microblogging solution for businesses. Communicate and collaborate in real-time, in a secure Twitter-like environment built for the enterprise. If you're not using Presently yet, let me give you a few reasons to check it out:

• Empower your employees - increase productivity and creativity through collaboration via Presently.
• Enable your employees to easily share files and media.
• Easy solution for groups or departments to collaborate on projects.
• Track ongoing conversations with threaded view and inline reply options.
• Past information is available in an instant through Presently's search tool.
• Our Desktop, Mobile, and Web applications give you the flexibility you need to access Presently anytime, anywhere.

So try it out today and see what the power of real-time collaboration and communication can do for your company. You'll wonder how you ever lived without it!