Get one-stop access to your cloud accounts with Jumptuit

Grazed from CNET. Author: Matt Elliot.

Cloud computing promised ease and convenience in accessing your data from any Internet-connected device, and it delivers on that promise. I love being able to access photos on Flickr from my phone or a friend’s computer, for example. I can also grab a recipe I have on Google Drive when I’m in the grocery store or share a file from Dropbox when I’m basically anywhere. No argument here — cloud computing has added a level of ease and convenience to my life.

The trouble is, I have accumulated a fair number of cloud computing services over the years that I use regularly. I discovered an iPhone app called Octonius a few months ago that lets me search across Dropbox, Evernote, and Google Drive for files that I know I have in the cloud but can’t remember exactly where…

Jumptuit expands on this concept by providing a single access point for the various cloud services you use. It just launched and supports nine cloud services: Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, Facebook, Box, Flickr, PhotoBucket, YouTube, and Vimeo. It’s also available on a number of platforms. You can access it on the Web via Jumptuit.com, and there are apps for iOS, Android, and Windows devices, plus OS X…

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