From enters the list of collaborative tools that you are going to find next, Slack, although not designed mainly for designers, is the app par excellence for managing a group of workers who start a new project. This app is the best example to know the rest of the three that come in this very interesting list.
This 2016 is giving enough talk in this type of apps or tools that some of them can be carried on the smartphone or tablet and then go to them from a laptop with its web version. Slack has even released a beta version for desktop which is really where you are going with this post of 4 collaborative tools.
Figma
A collaborative tool for interface design which is fully integrated into the web browser. This will lead you to be able to work together with the entire team instantly, which gives it a lot of versatility.
It syncs and has a version history so that at some point you can go back and go back to a right moment. You can reserve your place in the Preview Release of Figma from this link.
frame.io
This tool is aimed more at video creators. It has dubbed itself the Github for video, allowing you to upload your recordings, organize clips in storyboards, and many other features like annotations, team comments, and more.
One of its greatest virtues is excellence in design by winning the 2016 Apple Design Awards. You can access from this link.
Mural
This tool is dedicated to organize your projects visually. Launched at the beginning of the year, Mural allows you to drag and drop all kinds of multimedia files, links and documents onto a large online whiteboard that will allow you to share all those ideas and thoughts in a simple way.
You can participate in the slates of others by following them and you can try Mural for free for 30 days from here.
Slack desktop beta
The desktop app has been designed to create Slack from scratch, which offers a special performance so that you can continue with those conversations, channels and other characteristics that have made this service so well known in a short time.
You can download desktop beta by Slack. Version of Windows here, Mac's.