Two applications, built for the records people keep for decades

DGInterSoft builds cloud applications for the things worth keeping: a library for the photographs, film and documents your folders outgrew, and a ledger for the household finances a banking app only half covers. Both are reached from the same dashboard.

They are separate applications rather than one product with two modes, because a media library and a general ledger have almost nothing in common underneath. What they share is the account you sign in with.

The applications

DigiDAM

Digital asset management

Every photograph, film and document, in one library

DigiDAM keeps a library of digital assets and the collections that organise them. Four levels of collection, a viewer for every kind of file, and one search box that reaches the whole library — with the ingest and indexing behind it doing the filing.

Who it is for
For anyone whose media has outgrown folders — families, photographers, studios and archives keeping decades of material findable.
Four levels, not a folder tree
Collections nest in a fixed order, so the same shape holds whether the library has a hundred files or a hundred thousand. Breadcrumbs on every page walk back up it by name, to the catalog.
PayCalc

Home bookkeeping

Your whole financial picture, in one file you own

PayCalc keeps the accounts, transactions, investments and budgets of a household in one place. Bring your history in from a Quicken export, connect the bank if you want the typing done for you, and carry on from there.

Who it is for
For households — individuals and couples keeping shared finances straight, including the brokerage and retirement accounts a banking app never shows.
Every account the household holds
One ledger covers what a household actually owns and owes, rather than only the accounts a bank happens to show you. Each kind is grouped with a running total, and closing an account keeps its history without leaving it in the list.

What holds for both

The two applications are built separately. These are the things that are true whichever one you are in.

One account, both applications
A single sign-in reaches everything. The dashboard is the way in, with a tile for each application and nothing to install.
Each application says what it is running
The dashboard asks every application for its own version rather than guessing from the portal, because they ship on separate cadences.
Light and dark
Both themes run throughout, and your choice is remembered in the browser — it survives a reload, and a sign-out.
Your account, kept to itself
Every record, file and background job belongs to one account, and requests carry that account with them. Nothing crosses between them.

Anything we have not answered

The product pages go through each application feature by feature. If what you need is not there, write to us — a person reads it.

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