Ashampoo Connect

If you're a real Ashampoo fan, but don't like to keep track of all the different software solutions they keep releasing yourself, things just got a bit easier. While Ashampoo Connect is still a work in progress, even in its current form, it does seem promising as far as a software hub should be concerned. Why should you as an Ashampoo fan look into this particular application?

Being a hub, Ashampoo Connect features a prominent store from which you can pick up any of the developer's different solutions. Whether we're talking about a disc-burning program or an optimization suite, you can grab all from the said shop. All downloaded software will be displayed in your very own app library.

Things will be more organized, and sorting through your beloved programs will be much, much easier. What happens if you need a product key for any of your downloaded programs? Even if it still is in the works, the key-acquiring feature will be up-and-running in no time, and that will make it easier for any individual to activate any of the applications in the store.

Bringing your user base up-to-speed with your latest releases is a must, and apps like these represent the perfect interface between the developer and user. The people over at Ashampoo know that releasing information about what is new and keeping in touch with admirers is the best way to increase the fan numbers. This application does have a news and social tab, but unfortunately, both of them are not functional and will be brought to life in the following releases.

At this point, one can test the hub in order to get a taste of what will come. Other features to be brought with the following releases include direct access to customer service, manuals, and FAQs, access to the Ashampoo blog, secure data encryption, and availability for all platforms. When these become a palpable reality, the application will no doubt become much more useful.

Ashampoo Connect is but a simple glimpse of what will come. It's an interesting app hub concept that will become more useful after it will be 100% functional. At this stage, it's just a good-looking prototype that one can test without gaining much, unfortunately.