Dropbox
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“Final products are converted to relevant formats and stored along with the rest of my life in Dropbox.”
Jess Levine Interview, Writer, musician, game designer · via Uses This 
“Zencastr records the audio in high quality at everyone's end, so even if the VoIP goes wobbly you've still got a clean recording - which it then dumps into Dropbox or wherever.”
Stilgherrian Interview, Journalist, podcaster, media producer · via Uses This 
“Dropbox for sharing my Scrivener files between computers.”
Casey Johnston Interview, Writer, editor · via Uses This 
“I dropped Dropbox and Google's file sync applications years ago and never looked back, for example.”
Justin Searls Interview, Programmer · via Uses This 
“I also have most of my bigger projects backed up with Dropbox and use it to share files with clients.”
Noah Kalina Interview, Artist, photographer · via Uses This 
“I use those markdown files for todo lists, meeting notes, research paper summaries, book notes, writing articles and more that and all these files are mostly stored in a shared Dropbox.”
Elle Meredith Interview, Software engineer/consultant (Blackmill) · via Uses This 
“I use Dropbox like a life preserver - any project I'm working on has an alias on the desktop linked to a folder in Dropbox.”
Graydon Sheppard Interview, Writer, director, performer · via Uses This 
“I'm also a huge proponent of using Dropbox for some light version control on art files, it's saved me a few times on corrupt files and accidental overwrites.”
Lyndsey Gallant Interview, Art director, concept artist · via Uses This 
“Dropbox holds my files and docs.”
Rupert Parry Interview, Creative technologist, musician · via Uses This 
“DropBox, 50% for keeping a cloud copy of my most recent work, and 50% to share large files with other people via download links.”
Jordan B. L. Smith Interview, Researcher, music information retrieval · via Uses This 
“It functions like Dropbox but it's decentralized and uses the BitTorrent protocol.”
Ziba Scott Interview, Indie game developer (Popcannibal) · via Uses This 
“Dropbox is for keeping my personal docs in order.”
Elena Zaharova Interview, Designer, art director · via Uses This 
“I'd say the central piece of software I use is Dropbox, which syncs subsets of my entire filesystem across all of my computing devices: iPhone, iPad, laptops, and desktops.”
Philip Guo Interview, Cognitive science professor · via Uses This 
“For files, I keep a meticulously organized Dropbox, where all my non-Drive work lives.”
Dante Douglas Interview, Writer, game designer · via Uses This 
“I save most of my files in Dropbox to keep them synced between my desktop and laptop, and to give me easy access to everything from my phone.”
Scott Jon Siegel Interview, Game designer · via Uses This 
“Dropbox for personal file storage, including cloud photo backups.”
Jess Allison Interview, Organiser, producer, delivery manager (Paper Giant) · via Uses This 
“I'm also a fan of Dropbox --- I'm in a weekly songwriting group where we upload a song a week to a shared Dropbox, which helps keep us creative and community-oriented no matter where we are all touring.”
Heather Styka Interview, Singer-songwriter · via Uses This 
“I personally use Dropbox for sharing and backing up, but I'm not under any illusion that my data is any safer from algorithmic surveillance on there as opposed to Google or Apple.”
Tim Maughan Interview, Writer, journalist · via Uses This 
“Dropbox to share files is essential as well.”
Jenn Sandercock Interview, Game designer · via Uses This 
“We use Synology units for local file access, with their great cloud sync feature so we can keep portfolios updated via Dropbox.”
Jeremy Wortsman Interview, Founder of The Jacky Winter Group · via Uses This 
“Dropbox Pro is my go-to for file storing and sharing docs I'm not collaborating on.”
Hannah Nicklin Interview, Writer, narrative designer, producer, cyclist · via Uses This 
“I use Dropbox to (attempt to) sync things among my several computers.”
Jenny Odell Interview, Conceptual artist · via Uses This 
“As it stands, I dump my archival images to Dropbox and then promptly evacuate them to my own servers.”
Charles Berret Interview, Communications Ph.D. student (Columbia) · via Uses This 
“Across all projects and disciplines, I use Dropbox obsessively.”
Chris Remo Interview, Game designer, composer (Campo Santo), podcaster (Idle Thumbs) · via Uses This 
“My assets are stored in Dropbox folders, using a classification system that could be described as the "reverse Kondo method" (i.e.: I just create folders and throw things inside).”
Javier Arce Interview, Designer, illustrator, web developer (CARTO) · via Uses This 
“Finally, I have almost everything on my laptop backed up to a giant Dropbox account.”
Louisa Heinrich Interview, Designer, founder (Superhuman Limited) · via Uses This 
“But I do use Dropbox for sharing files between home, work and clients.”
Raymond Gangstad Interview, Colorist, online artist (Shortcut Oslo) · via Uses This 
“And Dropbox, which wormed its way into my life and now I can't get it out.”
Emily Nagoski Interview, Sex educator, author · via Uses This 
“Dropbox keeps personal and work documents syncced to the cloud.”
Jesse Vincent Interview, Developer, CTO of Keyboardio · via Uses This 
