Web Applications

Free Tools That Make Life Easier

New Leaders loves building web applications. From time to time we enjoy developing something useful, and freely share it with the world to garner valuable feedback on how to make better, more complex solutions for our customers. Below is a collection of useful communication and collaboration applications that can help you better connect with your colleagues, friends, and family.


Signalfire — Group Chat and File Sharing

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More often, teams of people are collaborating on projects from all over the world. At New Leaders, we find the use of the chat medium as essential as communicating by email. We are big fans of Twitter and Campfire, and felt we could create a solid, real-time group chat application that was free.


Checkbook — Manage Your Finances

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We needed an easy way to track our finances, yet we wanted to share this information between colleagues. Checkbook is a simple and free approach to combining both personal and professional account ledgers in one place. The account overview page shows your balances within groups, so you can easily see your cash versus debt ratios.


Twitter for iPhone — Follow your friends from anywhere

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It started out as an experiment to bring the most popular Ruby on Rails application to Apple’s iPhone. Released just days after the iPhone hit the market, and with positive reviews from Apple, CNET, and Laughing Squid, Twitter for iPhone has grown into one of the best web-based Twitter clients for the iPhone. It is a great way to see what everyone is doing between blog posts, chats, and email.


Studiocast — Talent Casting Project Management

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Finding, managing, and placing talent has become a lot easier with Studiocast! An easy, web-based application that takes the work out of managing talent, Studiocast allows you to use a webcam to snap your headshots directly into the interface – no software required.