TappIn by Globalscape solves a real problem that millions have today—how to easily and securely access or share our pictures, documents, videos and music anytime, anywhere to anyone. Whether you are at home, at the office or on the road, “Tapp In” to all of your digital files and media stored on a computer, NAS device, custom webDAV or cloud storage using a web-browser, tablet or mobile smartphone (including Apple® iPhone® and iPad®, Google® Android™ and Windows® Phone 7) – without having to organize and sync files between devices, pay for additional cloud storage or make your friends and colleagues join a service they don’t want. Listen to your entire music library. Share photos with friends and family. Share business documents with clients and prospects. Don’t settle for life in ‘a box’, TappIn today!
Location: United States, Washington, Seattle
Employees: 11-50
Founded date: 2009
Mentions in press and media 4
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| 11.12.2011 | Silicon Hills Technology Weekly Round-Up | The shortage of technology workers in the Silicon Hills region continues. The Austin American-Statesman today reported that the recent trip technology CEOs from Austin took to California didn’t result in any new employees moving to Texas. P... |
| 05.12.2011 | GlobalSCAPE Acquires File Sharing Service TappIn For Up To $17 Million | GlobalSCAPE, which specializes in information exchange solutions for enterprise customers, this morning announced that it has acquired TappIn, maker of an eponymous cloud-based file access and sharing solution. TappIn, formerly known as Hom... |
| 05.12.2011 | TappIn Acquired for $9M, Price Could Grow | Share Share on Facebook Share on Twitter LinkedIn Email Reprints Seattle file-sharing startup TappIn, formerly known as Homepipe Networks, has been acquired by San Antonio, TX-based GlobalSCAPE (AMEX: GSB), a company that provides file tran... |
| 05.12.2011 | GlobalScape buys file sharing startup TappIn for up to $17 million | In the past few months, file sharing and cloud storage startups Box and Dropbox have raised massive amounts of cash at whopping valuations. Now, a third, much smaller Seattle startup has decided to sell out. TappIn, a 2-year-old upstart for... |