Lately I’ve noticed we lose an absurd amount of time on something that should be trivial: getting files into the right format. PDFs that won’t open properly, Word docs that need to be images, images that need to be PDFs - it’s always something.
We’ve tried desktop apps, free converters, and browser extensions, and none of them feel consistently reliable. Half the time they’re slow, clunky, or just don’t support the odd format someone sends over.
This really clicked for me last week when someone shared a file I couldn’t open locally. I ended up trying docpose.cloud just to see if it would handle it, and it did without any setup. It wasn’t exciting - it just worked - which kind of highlighted how much time we usually waste fighting tools instead of doing actual work.
Curious what others rely on. Are cloud tools like docpose.cloud actually saving time for you, or do you still prefer keeping everything local?