Bruji.com is a site that features applications for Mac users. Bruji.com is named after a pet rot wilier which is trustworthy and faithful which is how the applications are pitched. Bruji.com features four types of applications for your Mac. There is the DVDpedia application, which helps you retrieve film information from the web. The DVDpedia also helps you organize your films and share them with friends. Bookpedia is another application that helps you organize your books, you can even keep track of who has borrowed them just like if you had your own library. CDpedia helps your organize and collect more information on your CD collection. Inset your cd into your computer and CDpedia will find additional information. Then lastly there is Gamepedia, which helps you organize your game collection along with keep track of your scores and score history. All of the applications feature highlights such as; database statistics, wishlist collection, spotlight integration, folders for organization, and more. Bruji.com has many useful applications for your Mac.
“Bruji is a software development team made up of Conor - developer, programmer and overall top dog - and Nora, who does all the other stuff. Our goal is to provide easy-to-use shareware that people enjoy working with. We believe that function and form have to go side by side in order to create a great application. That's why all our applications are kept as simple as possible, blending in seamlessly with other Mac programs; all the while being packed with useful, fun and unique features.”
Bruji.com has a sleek, neat interface. The logo with the dog and the slogan “ a Mac’s best friend” is very clever. The site is easy to navigate and is clutter free which is refreshing.
There is a review section which is helpful because visitors can see what others think about the application. Reviews are a good way to brag about your product or service and also give users confidence about the site. Bruji.com also includes screen shots of the applications which will give visitors an idea of how the application is organized.
There is a review section which is helpful because visitors can see what others think about the application. Reviews are a good way to brag about your product or service and also give users confidence about the site. Bruji.com also includes screen shots of the applications which will give visitors an idea of how the application is organized.
The applications are all very useful, but could they be condensed into one application that organizes all types of entertainment? Would Bruji consider adding a photomedia application that helped you organize your images?
