Sunshine App Employee Directory
Software DevelopmentCalifornia, United States11-50 Employees
Sunshine, formerly ShareON, was founded in 2009 by a former Samsung design engineer whose vision was to advance the way anyone could share or access files across their devices. We began by licensing our tech to large companies, e.g. Samsung and CJ E&M. Our goal has always been to provide our services to the people who matter most to us - our friends and families; now, having proven the power of our tech in the enterprise space, we’re able to devote our efforts into building our consumer app. Our app enables you to instantly and easily share, access and stream content across any device - without cloud storage. No uploading, no downloading; simply streaming content device-to-device on the fly. Imagine you want to share a 10GB HD video with Joe, who has a 16GB iPhone. You are faced with 3 problems. 1. Joe doesn’t have enough space on his phone. 2. You’re wasting way too much time - uploading the video to the cloud and then downloading it to Joe’s iPhone - all before he can begin to watch it. 3. Companies are actually CHARGING you to share files that you own - whether it’s in cloud subscription fees or unnecessary memory storage. We are solving these inefficiencies. Share instantly: Any file. Any number. Any size. Share and receive unlimited files instantly Sunshine is perfect for sharing those 2 - 3 minute videos that are too large for chat apps, and it’s powerful enough to share those image heavy keynote presentations from your last client meeting Access Securely: Your files. Your devices. Your network. Access files across all your devices easily, without cloud storage or device memory Sunshine’s direct device-to-device technology and encryption algorithms keep your files safe Stream Seamlessly: Any location. Any DLNA device. Stream your media to any DLNA enabled device, e.g. Smart TV, Playstation, XBox or remote speakers Sunshine enables you to stream rich files remotely, so you don’t have to worry about messy wires or connecting cables