Linux and Windows versions will run straight away.) Android and iOS versions are available from the respective app stores. (This is only necessary for the first time you run Tagspaces on OS X. When you first run it on OS X, you will need to right-click the TagSpaces.app folder and choose “Open,” selecting “Open” in the dialogue again. on OS X, it will come as TagSpacreas.app.on Linux, it will be a file called tagspaces.Installation is usually as easy as unpacking the downloaded ZIP file, and starting (from the command line or with a double click) the OS-specific executable. You will find the appropriately packaged version for your system(s) on the official download page along with minimum system requirements. It runs on all major OSes –including Linux, Windows, and OS X – mobile platforms – like iOS and Android – as Firefox or Chrome extensions, or on a WebDAV server (like ownCloud). Tagspaces is truly cross-platform software. Tagspoaces does not mind if you are unfaithful.įor those who prefer to have their data accessible across all systems, Tagspaces will run on many platforms and lets you use whatever solution you prefer to synchronise your files, be it Dropbox, Google Drive, or ownCloud, and you can even run tagspaces on your own server with the WebDAV edition. This means no proprietary technology is used to lock you in.
Your filesystem will act as the database, data structure is defined by folders, and tags are kept in the filename.
You keep control over your data while retaining the ability organise, manage and edit your files in any way you like, inside or even outside of tagspaces. The most refreshing feature of tagspaces is being “offline.” It has no web back-end, needs no registration, and does not send your files into the cloud. It is written in Javascript with a responsive HTML5 interface. It can be used as an effective file organiser to easily tag and find files of many types, as a notes organiser due to its built-in editors, and even as an alternative file manager that works across all platforms.
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