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KonanLink app allows users to search through clouds, emails, even work PC remotely

by JS Park on Jan 5, 2016 at 9:17 pmJanuary 5, 2016 at 9:17 pm

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banner photoWe go through tons of documents, email attachments, files, and folders every day across home computers, work desktops, smartphones, and cloud services. Sifting through those places to find the one file you need most used to be a major pain. But a new service from Konan Technology is designed to help people find the exact file they want, from any location, in an instant.

The KonanLink app for Android and iOS smartphones links up with a desktop service to reach through just about every file storage location you have so that no file is ever out of reach, even if you don’t have the right device in front of you. It quickly turns hunting for a document into finding it, downloading it, and sharing it.

Search Once. Search Everywhere

One of the biggest problems with remotely searching for files is that it’s hard to remember the exact location you stored it in. Is the latest version of your big project located on your desktop, in an email, Dropbox, or maybe Google Drive?

KonanLink can ease that worry by searching through every connected email, Mac and Windows computers, smartphone, and cloud storage service to find exactly what you need. Connecting accounts takes just a few minutes, and every search is performed in a matter of seconds, getting the results you need right away.

Not sure of the exact name of the file you need? KonanLink allows you to search based on the content so that you can find the right file on the right topic. The engine is powerful enough to look through emails, PDFs, Word files, Excel spreadsheets, media files, compressed files, and PowerPoint presentations to find your document based on based on keywords, titles, phrases, and even attachments.

The platform promises results in just 1 second and actually delivers. Thanks to its powerful indexing and search algorithm, you get a list of your most relevant files almost as soon as you’re done typing your search.

Easy Privacy Protections

KonanLink treats your computer like a personal server and storage, so your files aren’t copied or shifted to any place other than your devices. This allows you to retain complete control over every location where your files live.

When you decide to give KonanLink access to a file, the service only makes a brief scan when searching. There is no copying or outside handling of your data, and the service users secure connections to prevent data loss.

From top-secret work files to personal thoughts and photos, KonanLink helps you find what you’re after and keep it for your eyes only.

The Most Advanced File Search

Your files are safe and searches return in about a second, making it one of the fastest platforms on the market and perfect for anyone on the go. If work has to follow you out of the office, KonanLink makes fixing any last minute issues a snap.

JS Park is the Senior Software Developer for KonanLink in Bellevue, WA and Seoul, Korea. Follow KonanLink at @KonanLink and reach JS by email mailto:[email protected]
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