#WAVEBOX VS SHIFT UPGRADE#
#WAVEBOX VS SHIFT SOFTWARE#
#WAVEBOX VS SHIFT PASSWORD#
#WAVEBOX VS SHIFT PC#

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#WAVEBOX VS SHIFT PASSWORD#

But after a month, I came across some wonderful Franz alternatives that offer more feature for free, such as password protect the selective app and custom channels. This is especially frustrating when you get a message on Slack and have to wait a few seconds before you can reply it.įortunately, you can remove this restriction by paying 4 EUR per month, which I did.

#WAVEBOX VS SHIFT UPGRADE#

For instance, every couple of hour, Franz will nudge you to upgrade to the premium version by making you wait for 10 seconds. And while it does everything it advertises, Farns does has its fair share of the problem. I honestly don’t remember how I did this kind of work without it.So how is it treating you, Franz? Franz is a popular all-in-one messenger app, that brings all your messenger apps such as Facebook, WhatsApp, Slack, Gmail, Skype, etc in one single application. I legitimately haven’t shut up about Wavebox since I discovered it- literally, every EA I’ve ever spoken to get the 'Wavebox Speech'. It’s an absolutely genius platform that makes the work I do so easy and so accessible that I don’t ever have to worry about mixing clients up. When I switch profiles (there is no logging out and in and juggling information), I click on the profile I want to use, and all of the program icons automatically populate at the top. Each time I click on a profile icon all of the associated programs icons come up with it. On the left-hand side of the browser there are large profile icons that indicate which profile I’m working in, and at the top are all of the programs I need to use within that profile. If that’s not enough to make Wavebox an absolute lifesaver, the user interface is probably one of the most user friendly, comprehensive, and intuitive UI’s I’ve ever seen. I can switch between all 5 profiles instantly and work within that profile without having to logout, find the correct login information, doublecheck the email and calendar information- I literally just click on the profile tab I need to work in and everything is right there. I can create 5 different profiles within the Wavebox browser, and each profile has all the programs that company uses, already logged in with that company’s specific information, accessible automatically. If I have 5 different clients, with 5 different logins for G-Suite, Outlook, Zoom, one uses Canva, one uses Expensify, one uses Tailwind etc. The way Wavebox works is basically one large browser that stores information for multiple accounts. and the ONLY way to keep them separated is to use the Wavebox platform. For example, in the past when I've worked as an EA and was managing multiple clients, I would have 5 different calendars, 5 different emails, 5 different G-Suites, 50 different types of programs etc. (an Executive Assistant firm), I use Wavebox to keep everything organized, every single day.

As an Executive Assistant (EA), and as the COO of Admin Apto Inc. I've been using Wavebox for about 3 years now, and I literally can't work without it.

#WAVEBOX VS SHIFT SOFTWARE#

I am honestly not affiliated with Wavebox in any way, this is a genuine review from a happy user, because good software is something you should shout about.

Yes it can be done in Chrome by switching profiles, but in Wavebox it's entirely seamless and automatic. That feature alone is worth the price of the subscription. And everything is kept completely isolated. My work uses G Suite, I run social media on behalf of someone, and I use Gmail personally. But to me, the crowning feature is the cookie containers.

#WAVEBOX VS SHIFT PC#

In actual fact, if my PC just booted up Wavebox, I could do 95% of my work just fine. You forget you're dealing with websites - it just feels like an OS in itself. With so many tools now online, you basically live in your browser and tabs are unwieldy, even with tab groups. Wavebox is one that is worth every damn penny of the subscription. There are some things that I hate paying for (looking at you Adobe), some I shrug and pay anyway, but few I actually like to pay for. I use a lot of software, I guess we all do these days between our phones, tablets and PCs. Good software is something you should shout about.

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