A New Intuitive Online Sharing App Grabs Google's Attention

July 23, 2012 - PRLog -- NEW YORK, Jul 20, 2012 - Marqueed is a web tool that enhances visual communication. Marqueed allows the rapid collection of images, culled from websites using drag-and-drop or the bookmarklet feature, which can then be shared and discussed publicly or privately. In each gallery you can invite collaborators and together arrange, label, annotate, and draw on the images to communicate your visual ideas. It is completely free to use.
The best design often comes from collaboration, but it can be near impossible to get your whole team in the same room. Whether you are collecting inspiration for a new fashion line or making final edits to a graphic design project, it’s always better to show than tell. Marqueed was created to efficiently bridge those distances and streamline your collaborative workflow.
Marqueed is a simple and intuitive online app that allows users to share and discuss images securely. Users can virtually point to a particular area of a photo while conversing; it becomes a visual record of the discussion. With the added feature of simple image sharing Marqueed also saves you time and increases productivity. Brooklyn based start-up Marqueed recently entered the virtual market place known as the Google Chrome Web Store and has already been featured multiple times in the popular section. Though categorized as a creative tool Marqueed has many uses for individuals or groups that need to convey a message or idea visually. Already hailed as the best free web tools for teachers it has also been predicted to be one of the best new web 2.0 tools of the year.
Marqueed has the simple goal to aid the creative process by simplifying the sharing and discussion of images. Created to efficiently bridge those distances and streamline your collaborative workflow this intuitive online app allows users to share and communicate about images securely. Marqueed meets the needs of a wide range of users. Whether it is with friends, colleagues or clients the best design comes from collaboration.