Alosant is a resident experience platform built to help master-planned communities, residential developers, HOAs, and community management teams create a more connected community experience. The branded app brings key community functions together, including resident communication, events, amenity reservations, maps, payments, resident profiles, access control, and operational tools.
With Alosant, residents have one convenient place to stay informed, RSVP for events, reserve amenities, explore community resources, and participate in everyday community life. Community teams can streamline operations, improve engagement, and deliver a modern digital experience that supports the real-life connections that make communities thrive.
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Mentoring and coaching program software for organizations that need their programs to hold together and to show a result.
Used by universities and alumni offices, corporate learning and development teams, startup accelerators, professional associations and NGOs across Europe, North America and Türkiye.
Matching is explicit: weighted criteria set by the program, mandatory rules that exclude pairs outright, and administrator review before anything is approved. Group programs and open mentor pools are supported alongside one-to-one.
Scheduling runs on mentor availability, with booking, Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Google Meet sync, and automatic reminders around every session.
Reporting is the part most programs lack. A health score tracks participation, meeting frequency and completion against each program's own targets and flags the programs drifting while there is still time to act on them. Surveys and forms can run at any point in the cycle, and certificates are issued automatically on completion.
Free for up to 10 users, with no expiry and every feature enabled. Paid plans start at $289 per month, scale by participant count, and carry a 50% discount for universities, schools and student programs.
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Visual Studio Code Live Share
Visual Studio Live Share is a cutting-edge tool created for developers to collaborate in real-time, enabling them to jointly edit and debug code, share terminal sessions, and communicate seamlessly within their preferred development environments. This versatile tool accommodates a variety of programming languages and application types, allowing for swift and secure project sharing without the complexities of cloning repositories or setting up new environments. By enhancing teamwork, Live Share supports activities such as pair programming, code reviews, technical interviews, and educational sessions, while also providing features like shared debugging sessions and terminal instances. A notable highlight is its localhost web app forwarding, which lets users access web applications and databases without the need to open Internet ports. Moreover, participants can maintain their individual editor preferences, such as themes and keybindings, creating a personalized and productive workspace during collaboration. The capability to collaboratively set breakpoints and navigate through code further deepens the collaborative experience, establishing it as an essential resource for contemporary development teams. Whether tackling a minor project or a comprehensive application, Live Share not only fosters an efficient development process but also cultivates a more engaging and interactive working environment for all involved. Additionally, its user-friendly interface ensures that both seasoned developers and newcomers can easily take advantage of its powerful features.
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Tuple
For macOS users, finding the ideal remote pair programming tool is crucial, as developers require capabilities that extend beyond a mere screen sharing option. In the past, there was an exceptional pairing application called Screenhero, which was eventually bought by Slack; unfortunately, their attempt to integrate it into their platform fell short, leading to its discontinuation. Subsequently, we were left with only rudimentary screen sharing tools at our disposal. Although pairing via Zoom can be somewhat functional, it’s clear that the platform is primarily tailored for corporate use, often branding their interface as a "meeting." While Slack Calls provides some level of utility, the lack of remote control features makes it less effective for coding collaboration. Have you encountered the irritation of trying to guide a partner through coding tasks without an intuitive tool? Or the difficulty in verbally communicating Vim commands in real-time? These scenarios certainly detract from the overall experience. The quest for an optimal remote collaboration tool persists, as developers yearn for a solution that meets their specific requirements and enhances their pairing sessions. The desire for a better alternative continues to grow among programming communities.
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