Interarchy fire sale

Stephen Withers
Wednesday, 17 March 2010 11:39

Business IT - Technology

Interarchy - one of the oldest Mac internet applications that are still being developed - is available at an unusually low price for a short time.

If you were thinking of buying or upgrading to Interarchy 10, Nolobe has a deal for you.

To commemorate the fire that destroyed Nolobe's offices on the day that Interarchy 9 was released, the company is offering Interarchy 9 for $US19.99/$A22.41 with a free upgrade to version 10, which is currently in beta testing.

Regular pricing is $US59.99 for a new licence, or $US29.99 for an upgrade, so either way the $US19.99 offer is an attractive deal.

In case you don't recognise the name, Interarchy is an FTP, FTP/SSL-TLS, FTPS, SFTP, SSH, WebDAV, WebDAVS, iDisk, Amazon S3, HTTP and HTTPS client for Mac OS X that includes a bunch of interesting features such as the ability to mirror a web site on the desktop.

Nolobe founder Matthew Drayton led the development of Interarchy at Stairways Software before forming his own company and acquiring the product.

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