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Bram Kanstein (@bramk)
Bynder Orbit 2.0 — No more messy folders. All you need is Orbit.
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Introducing categories, channels, and collections with Bynder Orbit. A more productive way to work with your files, all for free.

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Lidia Lüttin
Hi Everyone, Firstly, thanks for your support again @bramk! Here at Bynder, a lot has changed since Orbit was last hunted in September. We’ve been tweaking and fine-tuning Orbit relentlessly, and I am confident that we’re delivering a product that can revolutionize how teams manage their creative content. Using the Categories, Channels, and Collections features, you can always find what you need, when you need it—cutting out the everyday frustrations that are all too common when teams organize their files with chaotic folder-systems. Orbit isn’t just in the file-storage business With such a diverse range of digital content being created these days, we want to help you organize your files in a way that fits the needs of your team perfectly. That’s why we’ve introduced Categories, Channels, and Collections. So you can scrap those messy folders and organize your files in a way that works for you, not against you. P.S. Today is also a special day for us as we’re also launching Orbit Plus, offering extra features and functionality for those users who need a little extra from their DAM (learn more here). Happy Orbiting, Lidia
Kelly Kuhn-Wallace
@lidialuettin Are you positioning Orbit Plus as a full DAM replacement?
Lidia Lüttin
@kkdub Hi Kelly, great question. Yes, Bynder Orbit Plus is a full DAM (according to 10 official characteristics of a digital asset management tool https://anotherdamblog.com/2015/...). With Orbit we want to make professional DAM accessible to small teams! Have you checked it out?
Alex Komlev

Orbit is a great tool for both professional and daily usage. You can store work-related files and being sure everything is safe and secure. And if you have a second private account you can store your holidays photos in nice collections. It's a great alternative to Google Docs.

Pros:

Awesome if you want to store tons of images, group, sort and structure them.

Cons:

Some great functionalities are still under construction or limited to a paid version.

Rahul Ramchand
Amazing stuff. Saves us shit loads of time.
Lidia Lüttin
@rahulr047 Hi Rahul! That's great feedback! Thanks.
Megan Elizabeth

Helps keep me organized and change up how I find what I'm looking for as my bank of items grows

Pros:

Easy to tag, search without 'losing' items in nested folders, and group relevant items collections

Cons:

To fully 'unlock' you need to pay

Michael Hanson
I thought this was going to be a free forever service and your paid versions are way too expensive for a small firm like ours :( I've now switched over to FileCamp that have unlimited users for $29. Sorry!