Ligify
One-tap save or share your [iOS 9] Live Photos as GIF or MOV.
Subscribe to the sharing tag feed.
One-tap save or share your [iOS 9] Live Photos as GIF or MOV.
The simplest way to share links with your team
Add links by email or using the Chrome extension [or via a bookmarklet]
Get a single daily list of new links in your inbox.
Balloon is a drop box for your Dropbox.
Share your Balloon to receive files, collect photos from an event, and so much more straight to your Dropbox. There’s no signup for senders, and no need for you to manually download files anymore.
A ready-to-deploy uploader that you can run on AWS EC2 or Heroku. It accepts an image via a REST interface and returns information about a file. Also, supports processing steps such as compression and thumbnail generation.
Create a short link to any text on the Internet
Select text on a web page, hit the TL;DR-ify bookmarklet and the service will return an URL that points to the page in question, and highlights the text you selected.
As an aside, TL;DR-ify is the latest incarnation of a hypertext feature first seen in the ‘60s. Doug Englebart’s NLS had paragraph-level hyperlinks, dubbed ’Purple Numbers’ in later versions of the system. The concept has resurfaced regularly on the web, without ever quite catching on: I first came across Purple Numbers on Englebart’s own Bootstrap Institute website in the mid '90s, Eugene Kim’s Purple Perl scripts debuted in 2001, around 2004 'granular addressability’ was all the rage on tech weblogs, and in 2010 the New York Times introduced a clever-but-fiddly system for 'deep-linking and highlighting’ sentences and paragraphs on their pages.
Haste is an open-source pastebin software written in node.js, which is easily installable in any network. It can be backed by either redis or filesystem, and has a very easy adapter interface for other stores. A publicly available version can be found at hastebin.com
Command line-friendly temporary file hosting and sharing. Upload files, and receive a link to share, like so:
curl --upload-file ./hello.txt https://transfer.sh/hello.txtPost webpage links to Twitter, Facebook and App.net from your iPhone and iPad with Linky.
Write your post and choose which social profiles to send them to, and then Linky will spread them out.
Yttr is a service for non-important and temporary files.
Choose how long the download will be available (one, four or twelve days) and then pick a file. The link for your file is only available within the expiration time.
A location bookmarking app for iOS that makes it easy to share locations and syncs with Facebook or Foursquare.
Share files, passwords, and more with self-destructing private links
Drag any file to the [OS X] menu bar. Choose 48 hours or one download. Torpedo will automatically copy a link to your clipboard that you can send to anyone you’d like. All they need is a web browser.
ShareDrop is a free app that allows you to easily and securely share files directly between devices in the same local network, without having to upload them to any server first.
Web-based; requires Chrome, Opera or Firefox.
feedshare.net lets you share your feed reading list.
Simply upload or link to your OPML file and share the link.
FTPbox is an open-source application that allows you to synchronize your files to your own host, via FTP.
For Windows, with OS X and Linux versions ‘coming soon’.