Kept on Wikipedia:Creately
| Developer(s) | Cinergix |
|---|---|
| Engine | |
| Type | Diagramming software |
| License | Free & Paid Subscriptions |
| Website | creately |
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Creately is a diagram and design software developed by Cinergix, Pty Ltd. Being a cloud-based diagram tool built on Adobe's Flex/Flash technologies, it provides a visual communication platform for virtual teams. info-graphics, flowcharts, Gantt charts, organisational charts, website wireframes, UML designs, mind maps, circuit board designs, doodle art and many other diagram types. It features a drag-and-drop WYSIWYG interface and easy to use collaboration capabilities.[1] It has a drag-and-drop WYSIWYG interface and collaboration features. Their main product is a browser-based application that supports all modern web browsers like Firefox, Safari, Chrome, Opera, Microsoft Edge. A desktop version with with local file storage is offered by Creately for offline diagramming. It runs on Microsoft Windows, Mac OS and Linux and can also be synced with the cloud account.
Launch
Cinergix is a Melbourne, Australia based start-up, founded by Chandika Jayasundara, Nick Foster, Hiraash Thawfeek and Charanjit Singh. Cinergix first announced its visual collaboration platform , Creately, in September 2008 at DEMO fall 08 as a private beta version.
Creately was made commercially available to the public in September 2009[2] with a unique "Pay What You Want"[3] price. This was intended to be a 2-week pricing experiment.[4] In November 2009, Creately announced fixed price plans and in January 2010 released the findings of this pricing experiment on their blog.[5]
Products
Although Creately entered the market as web based diagram software it has expanded their product range to include desktop software and diagram plugins for some popular platforms. Below are some of their products
Creately is also available in Chrome web store and Google app marketplace.
Features
Creately allows multiple users to collaborate online in real-time. [10] The changes made by collaborators are preserved as separate versions for later access. Collaborators can leave inline comments and maintain discussion threads as they draw and edit the diagram.
The diagrams that are drawn can be exported in different formats that include SVG, PDF, PNG and JPEG. Via a secure shareable link, the diagram can also be shared with anyone for reviewing and editing.
Creately also supports importing and editing Visio diagrams and Stencils.[11] In addition, users also have the option to browse and import images from Google search and IconFinder within the app.
Awards and accolades
- Top 10 apps in Asia 2010[12]
See also
References
- ↑ Phil Glockner (11 May 2009). "Creately Combines Chart Smarts with Collaboration". ReadWriteWeb.
- ↑ Leena Rao (3 September 2009). "Creately Releases Its Simple Diagramming And Design Tool To The Masses". TechCrunch.
- ↑ David Neal (4 September 2009). "Creately Combines Chart Smarts with Collaboration". The Inquirer. Archived from the original on 29 May 2016. Retrieved 14 September 2016.
- ↑ Chandika (4 September 2010). "Beta Over - Creately Launches New Plans". Creately Blog.
- ↑ Charanjit Singh (10 January 2010). "How Much to Charge for your Web App". Creately Blog.
- ↑ "Desktop diagram software".
- ↑ "Confluence diagram plugin by Creately".
- ↑ "JIRA diagram plugin by Creately".
- ↑ "Fogbugz diagram plugin by Creately".
- ↑ Nishadha (4 October 2012). "Introducing Creately OnPremise, Diagramming & Real-Time Collaboration for Enterprises". Creately Blog.
- ↑ Nishadha (5 November 2013). "Introducing Microsoft Visio Import". Creately Blog.
- ↑ Sneha Menon (22 September 2010). "Asia's Top 10 Apps unveiled". e27.
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