GigJam

GigJam adopts a new approach when it comes to collaboration and teamwork, allowing you to share documents or parts of them without a lot of effort. With its help, you can work together with a colleague and ask for an opinion without revealing important details in the file.

First of all, GigJam requires you to login either using a Microsoft or a Google account. Once you do so, you will be greeted by the main user window and a few instructions on where to find each function.

GigJam keeps everything simple: it has a clean and modern-looking interface where the preview area takes up most of the space. For your convenience, GigJam supports drag and drop actions, so you can easily add a new document for sharing. Aside from the local computer, GigJam can browse Dropbox, Box, Google, OneDrive, Office 365, Outlook, Salesforce, Trello, Wunderlist, Dynamics, and Asana, using all of these as a source.

One of the great things about GigJam is the amount of control it offers you when it comes to deciding what to share and what to keep to yourself.

To be more specific, GigJam enables you to draw circles around the document areas you want it to share and an 'X' on top of the sections you want to keep private. For instance, you can ask for an opinion on a resume, hiding the identity of the candidate.

Once you are done choosing the hidden sections, you can proceed to asking the colleague to work with you or just see the document. Documents can be shared with multiple users and notes can be attached to each.

GigJam acts as a handy personal assistant, enabling you to open documents either using voice commands or by typing. It can easily access multiple repositories or file sharing websites and allows quick file sharing to encourage collaboration and teamwork.

If you want to share something with your co-workers or your customers, GigJam has the tools you need to help you out. With synced preview, note attachments, and content control, this simple application can increase productivity and encourage collaboration within the team.