
Perhaps the most widely-known collaborative real time editing system is GoogleDocs, which allows users to work on a project together, see what changes have been made by others and manage various versions of the same document. JIRA is another product management tool that helps software designers to manage and share different versions of their product. Now, the Washington D.C.–based Sympli is looking to provide a similar tool for visual designers and devs making digital products.
Max Ignatyev, the founder and CTO of Sympli explained at DC Tech Meetup’s demo on September 26 that the web and mobile app was designed because product design is by nature collaborative, and the team saw an opportunity to eliminate the need to send many versions of the same project back and forth. The platform that they have built is easy to use and allows users to work in Sketch or Photoshop using a very visual format. Users start by creating an initial design in Sketch or Photoshop, and then upload it to Sympli’s app to start collaborating with other team members.
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