Meet the new Dragdis + TrackDuck integration for web devs and designers!

1. Save images, videos and URLs to your TrackDuck projects as tasks, 2. Collaborate with team and clients on collected content, 3. Show examples and draw inspiration with few clicks!

Dragdis has that style of home page that’s popular right now - a whole lot of promises, with no actual information.

Drag and drop anything, anywhere. A neat video that shows someone drag-and-dropping pictures and URLS. This doesn’t tell me what I need to know. It looks more image-focused, and again, I’m not looking for another Pinterest.

The organizational structure bears noting - Groups contain folders, folders contain clips.

Ease of use

Very slick interface. You can add folders to a group using their Chrome extension. I also like the way each item added to the board is represented by its own “icon.”

Recipe testing. I selected the text of the recipe, and dragged it to the newly created “Recipes” folder. Unfortunately, when I checked on my recipe, the extension seems to have cut off my recipe half-way down. Not so good.

To give it a fair shake, I also tried to store my recipe by dragging in the URL. The extension takes a picture of the top of the current screen (strangely enough, with the Dragdis extension toolbar showing), and stores it with a link back to the url.

Privacy/sharability and the granularity thereof

You can share a clip, or a folder, but not a group. Also, sharing is not done in such a way that the other person can contribute to your folder - it’s view only.

Comments

Good! You can comment on clips. I added a note to my recipe to add cinnamon, and Dragdis stored it nicely. There is no indication within the folder display that there are notes on a clip - you have to click to see that.

Content storage - NOT a bookmarking service

Dragdis seems to hybridize this. It only stores a portion of the webpage. That’s going to be an issue if someone’s site goes offline.

How does it handle text?

Dragdis 

"Dragdis is here to make collecting things seamless by helping you put your discoveries to the right place the second you come across them. Drag & drop anything anywhere."

Very clever and well implemented. You should try it. 

Arctic Startup:

Dragdis is my favorite new thing on the Internet this week.

Super-intuitive way of collecting images, videos and text through a browser extension (I use the Chrome one).

It's the evolution of the bookmarklet.

Now if it would just integrate with Tumblr, Evernote and Pinterest.