Manageyum 2.0 looks great and certainly seems faster and more reliable in its 2.0 version. The 'Download now for free' buttion is a bit misleading though. It's a trial version that'll cost you $47 for a lifetime license. Which is a bit too expensive for my taste. I understand the need for developers to earn a living with their software, but Manageyum 2.0 will be deleted on my Mac when the trial period ends.
@t55 oops you are right. I have removed the free from the button and we are discounting it to $19 for the PH launch :) you can also get it for free by just signing up 5 of your friends.
Thanks for hunting us Kevin. Browser is great but it gets too overwhelming. So we close our web apps often. We built manageyum to be the productivity suite where your apps are logged in and it's ready whenever you open manageyum. Withv2.0 we have added support to add any custom apps. So you can add all the web pages that you need in your production suite. Manageyum has gotten faster and reliable with this version.
Update
We are discounting the lifetime license to $19 For this PH launch :)
@vinodhdavid I'm not sure I understand why this is less overwhelming than having each app in it's own browser tab. Is the idea to have a browser window open AND a Manageyum window open?
@frassmith None of them are maintained and if you use all these together you will know the difference. We want to be different and want to maintain this for our users :) We did receive payments from our valuable users :)
@vinodhdavid@frassmith There is no need to be disingenuous or put down competitors here on PH. All three of the mentioned services are actively maintained and free, with great support.
@patmcd@frassmith Seriously I have nothing against them. I am a firm believer of calling competitors as friend since we are solving a problem together. But not releasing new versions and having so many customers asking or complaining in twitter and not seeing any reply from the team. I wouldn't call them actively maintained and supported. I love them but this is a fact :)
@chichikid yeah we will be bringing in profiles. Where you can switch a bunch of apps with different profiles names. Like home, office, client1,client 2 etc.
Got to run this on my mac. Love the overview.
But I get a Windows Smartscreen warning and doesn't allow me to run.
I am on Window 10 Pro. Anyone else face this?
My main issue with recent attempts at combining multiple webapps into one browser is that it drains battery on my Mac because I'm effectively making x different web apps active even though I just want to check one tab.
If I create separate browsers using something like Epichrome or Fluidapp, it's much less drain on my battery life.
Is ManageYum any different here?
@zee We will be bringing profiles where each profile can remember a bunch of web url's with notification preferences. You can swap them accordingly. Its coming soon!
Will all updates be available via the GitHub Repo? I've used the 1.0 version for a while, but would love to be able to edit/change the design/css towards my personal preference.
Really liking it. Couple problems though. _target="blank" is breaking out of the app so I can't get to the right pages in zendesk after logging in. ctrl + f opens search but I can't find a way to close it.
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If this was a free app or $5 it would be quite good but at $47 this is crazy.
Pros:Nice interface
Cons:Price tag is ridiculous