Roamit is now completely free and open source!

Hey guys,

I've launched Roamit on Android a few months ago, shortly after its release on Windows 10 and Windows 10 Mobile. (For those who are not familiar with Roamit, it's an app to share links, synchronize clipboard content, and quickly share files via local Wi-Fi between Windows 10 and Android devices)

Today, I'm happy to announce that I've made Roamit completely free and open source in celebration of new year.

All limitations are now relieved from Android version. On the Windows version, currently you can tap Upgrade button to remove limitations, the price for In-App-Purchase is 0$. (I'll remove the upgrade button and limitations completely in an update for the Windows 10 app soon too)

Also, both Windows 10 and Android versions of the app are now open source, and the code is available here on my Github.

Thanks for all the feedback I've received from you, and happy holidays :)

You can get Roamit for Windows 10, Android, and Firefox/Chrome browser extensions from Roamit website.



Submitted December 29, 2017 at 03:47PM by mahdi75 http://ift.tt/2BTCVa8 http://ift.tt/eA8V8J

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