Foliaro

Foliaro is a hierarchically structured notebook (outliner, personal organizer) with a web browser integrated. This tool is particularly useful for collecting and organizing information on the web. You can use it as a usual web browser, and capture articles, images, maps and anything else on the web to paste them to Foliaro files. Of course, you can import anything from other browsers, such as Internet Explorer*, by Drag and Drop or by Copy and Paste.

Foliaro features with hyperlinks, with which you can open various documents, or run executable programs from within the Foliaro file.

The data are compressed to make smaller files, and you can protect your private data by encryption.

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Nowadays we often hear the word 'Cloud'. Foliaro turns to the opposite in a sense; it uses local files for quicker handling. Today's hard disks have abundant capacity. Foliaro is recommended to you who prefer to use such an enormous local storage rather than using network storage with fear of disconnection.

But, lo, the cyber world is changing rapidly. You'll soon see no difference between Local and Clouds. For instance, with Dropbox, SugarSync you can access your data files without noticing whether they are in the local storage or on clouds. So comes the benefit from those advanced clouds to your Foliaro files: accessing (or sharing) your files anytime anywhere (though, you have to install Foliaro).

(v1.2.1 or later) You can easily log in to various cloud services. This can enhance the features that Foliaro does not have yet, such as task management.

Foliaro means a collection of leaves (foliage) in Esperanto.

*Internet Explorer is the trademark of Microsoft Corporation.