Store Your Digital Content for Free with Shazzle

Anyone who uses the internet has a recurring need to move and store files electronically. Many of employment's incarnations require an individual to create all kinds of work-related content. Everyday people are creating audio files, generating presentations, mocking up screen shots, composing documents; hard-working people are constantly putting a lot of effort into making digital things. These things don't get worked on, finished, and left on the self-same desktop on which they were engineered. The hard working people who put together these pieces of original content need to get them someplace. The fruits of the working force's labor need to live somewhere. These creations need to be accessible from several desktops. They may need to be seen, or edited, or collaborated on.

This is where Shazzle comes in.

Shazzle facilitates the storage and sharing of files. With Shazzle communities, users can set permissions and upload files to folders. This means the files can then be pulled down; from anywhere. It's not necessary to spend untold amounts of money on server storage or an apparatus that allows you to do what Shazzle allows you to do. You upload a file onto Shazzle. You Shazzle running on that PC. This gives anyone who has access to your community (set your community to password or invite or password and invite only) access to the things you need to put in front of them.

You get a place to store files and a means to orchestrate targeted, protected access to the files. All this, and Shazzle's free.