Diamond

Diamond

Access everything in the cloud with one simple hotkey

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Diamond is a tool for Mac and Windows that helps you search through all your files and mails, offline and on the cloud with ease.
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Launch tags:Windows•Mac•Productivity
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Erick Barron
So what's the pricing for this thing? Looks like it works similar to Hain launcher for Windows
Jerry Shan
@erickbarron86 Curious on price as well.
Ashu Syal
@erickbarron86 @shantianyun pricing is currently free for personal users. Pricing for Pro and Enterprise starts at $10 and $15 per user per month. Disc. I work for Diamond.
Cam Burley
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This is really cool. Initially I found myself saying “why not just use the search on my mac?” But it’s like a native search for the web. That does seem much faster. Cool tool. Excited to try it
Ashu Syal
@codecamcode excited to have you join us! Disc., I work for Diamond
Mattan Ingram
Canvs
Searching across all my cloud services and local files is absolutely a problem that needs to be solved, but it seems like this is the 5th or 6th app trying to do so. What makes this one different that will make it succeed where all the others pivoted, closed, or were bought out and discontinued their product? I get the feeling that until Windows or macOS has this kind of feature built in (Apple did buy one of the first apps that did this, but used it for Siri tech mostly) it won't be heavily adopted.
Ashu Syal
@mattaningram I hope that our approach to search and our ability to create applications that rest on top of the search platform is what will make our offering unique. Not everyone needs (or can afford) an IBM Watson, but that shouldn't mean that AI-based assistants can't help power your workflows. We hope to fill that gap, starting with really strong access to your files and emails. Disc., I work for Diamond.
David White

Just never synced and indexed my Gmail inbox. I replied to drip email pointing this out - didn't get a reply. Pity because we really need something like this and would be happy to pay.

Pros:

Looks like a great idea

Cons:

Doesn't work