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xSTUDIO is a high performance playback and review tool designed by and for Visual Effects, Animation and Post Production professionals. The application can load and play large collections of media files. The efficient playback engine allows you to quickly load and play high resolution image formats with a wide range of file formats and encoding. Intuitive tools allow you to create and organise playlists and media sub-sets within playlists to build interactive review sessions, image and video reference libraries. A multi-track timeline editing interface provides the facility for loading or creating edits from simple to complex.

Sorter makes file organisation and management easier by helping you organise several files that contain similar characteristics into a single folder, with a few clicks. You can put all letters documents into one folder, all images with the word home into another, all music by one artist in yet another folder, etc. Sorter organises these files into folders which are grouped according to one or more of the following patterns: a common word in the file names, the file type/format, a custom name and the category of the file formats.

Booktype makes it easier for people and organisations to collate, organise, edit and publish books. Delivering frictionlessly to print, lulu.com, and almost any ereader, Booktype facilitates collaborative production processes. No more lost manuscripts, overwritten Word files, awkward wikis or cumbersome CMSes.

Application to manage Python projects, the aim is to allow easy access to any of the files and manage/organise them. Pythana is written in Python with a view to being as platform independent as possible.

Melt is "social software" intended for NGOs to build online social networks, where people can announce events, create groups to organise those events, and add resources (files and web links) to support organisers. Everything can be tagged and linked.

The Personal Content Manager allows you to organise and play back your media files over a local network.