Webjimbo for Mac

CNET Editors' review

by: CNET Staff on June 17, 2009

Webjimbo lets you access the popular information management program Yojimbo from anywhere on the Web--even from your iPhone, which Webjimbo has been optimized to handle. You work through a Web-based interface that's very similar to the Yojimbo desktop interface, letting you add new information and access anything you've previously stored--from text to images to PDFs--from anywhere you can open a browser. There are some limits, however: for example, you can only edit notes in plain text, and you can't view some encrypted data (such as PDFs or images).

Webjimbo doesn't duplicate your data and uses standard SSL encryption for live access to your Mac, which is a benefit in terms of security, but it also means that your computer has to be on and connected for Webjimbo to be effective. Unfortunately, Webjimbo costs almost as much as Yojimbo itself--but if you already use Yojimbo, it can be an extremely handy addition, even if you use it as Web-based solution only for sharing Yojimbo data between multiple users or computers (which can otherwise be difficult with the desktop app alone).

Publisher's Description

From flyingmac.com:

Webjimbo makes Yojimbo available to you anywhere on the internet. It lets you view and search your Yojimbo data from any web browser on any computer. The best part is, you can edit too.

If you have an iPhone, you can access Yojimbo from anywhere you have network coverage, using Webjimbo's specially-designed iPhone-sized interface.

Webjimbo doesn't copy your data anywhere - when you work in Webjimbo, you're working with your actual Yojimbo database on your Mac. All searches are up to date, and all edits will be there when you get back.

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