is there a document application like iPhoto?

[okrelayer]

I am wondering if there is a good document manageing application similar to iPhoto is for Photos, and iTunes is for music/movies.

I came across this company yepthat.com which is SIMILAR to what i was looking for, but theyre main interest seems to be PDFS haha.

am i crazy for wanting to give something like this a try? I love how iLife manages my home movies, music, photos, live concert dvds ect, maybe im a dreamer..

 

[bentley]

Bento maybe?


http://www.filemaker.com/products/bento/overview.html

 

[iMacmatician]

I am wondering if there is a good document manageing application similar to iPhoto is for Photos, and iTunes is for music/movies.

I came across this company yepthat.com which is SIMILAR to what i was looking for, but theyre main interest seems to be PDFS haha.

am i crazy for wanting to give something like this a try? I love how iLife manages my home movies, music, photos, live concert dvds ect,

That is exactly what I've wanted for some time now. I've always thought of maybe a fourth iWork app that kinda consolidates all iWork documents into "Projects," and has skimming abilities etc.

maybe im a dreamer..

At least someone else is also dreaming…

 

[theBB]

You can actually add pdf files to your iTunes library.

http://lifehacker.com/software/pdf/geek-to-live--organize-your-pdf-library-with-itunes-240447.php


I have heard good things about "Papers":
http://mekentosj.com/papers/

I think this is mainly intended for people to manage their library of scientific journals, but it may be work out for you as well.

 

[mrkgoo]

You can actually add pdf files to your iTunes library.

http://lifehacker.com/software/pdf/geek-to-live--organize-your-pdf-library-with-itunes-240447.php


I have heard good things about "Papers":
http://mekentosj.com/papers/

I think this is mainly intended for people to manage their library of scientific journals, but it may be work out for you as well.

I have papers. It's very good at what it does, which is essentially a pdf manager. It's intended for scientific journals, though, and has built in searches and browsers for accessing scientific databases online.

It has a very iTunes like interface with a sidebar, information on the right, a very good pdf viewer, tabs and so on. I'm not sure if it is EXACTLY what you are looking for though. They have a demo so you may want to check it out. I like it, but I'm in science, so it makes sense to have it. It's not for your own documents per se, so you can't, say, edit in external program, for example.

It's really just a manager for pdfs and other documents.