MyQuickCloud

It is often necessary to travel between several locations when working on projects, and accessing the desktop applications you need from multiple computers is not exactly simple. Collaborating with team members gets especially difficult when the tools they need are not available online.

MyQuickCloud is a powerful, intuitive piece of software that seeks to offer a solution to these issues. It enables you to share applications installed on a host computer, so that they can be accessed by anyone, from any location.

While things may seem complex at first, configuring MyQuickCloud could hardly be simpler. To begin with, you need to create an account and set up a host computer, which stores all the applications you share with other users.

Next, you can create as many users as you wish and add all the apps that need to be made available remotely.

If all you need to do is provide remote access to a single application, MyQuickCloud searches for installed software automatically and lets you determine which users should be allowed to open the selected app.

It is also possible to give other people access to the entire desktop, make an intranet application available to other users or establish a TCP Tunnel between a local PC and a host.

Multiple users can work with the same applications or files at the same time without any issues, which makes MyQuickCloud a great tool for organizing collaborative projects.

As far as the interface is concerned, it is clear that the aim was to keep things as simple as possible and ensure even inexperienced users can get accustomed to the program in no time.

However, it would have been great if there was an option to send the application to the system tray.

In conclusion, MyQuickCloud is a nifty software solution that allows multiple users to access desktop apps from any location, and can make working on collaborative projects a lot easier.