Platform can also allow you to organize your software, for instance, display open source software only, hide the word Portable in your app names or even hide all splash screens. Drop it on your portable device, and you're ready to go.
All this is accomplished with this single, easy-to-use system. Platform is a full-featured all-in-one portable software menu, backup utility, app store, automatic updater, and application management system that ties all your portable apps together and lets you build a custom portable app suite.Īdd new apps from the built-in portable app store, organize them by category or folder, choose the look and color you want and automatically update everything. The Platform helps here with its built-in updater, which can automatically check for and download updates on launch.Īnd if you don't like some aspect of how the Platform works then you can probably reconfigure it, as there are plenty of tweaks and configuration options on offer here (including multiple themes and colour schemes to customise the look of the Platform menu). Just as with your regular applications, it's important to keep portable tools up-to-date. Intelligent organisation tools make this easy to navigate (internet-related apps automatically show up in the Internet folder, for instance), but if you do manage to lose something, then just as in Windows, typing a few letters of the missing app will quickly highlight it for you. Once the process is complete then you'll have a handy portable toolkit which you can take and run on any convenient PC. There are games, media players, browsers and internet tools, productivity applications, security tools and more, over 200 apps in total, and downloading and installing the ones you need is as easy as checking a box. If you're starting with an empty USB stick, for instance, you might first install the Platform there, before using its Directory to find apps of interest. Platform is a powerful set of tools which makes it easy to create and manage your own collection of portable applications.
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