Cameyo

Working on someone else's computer is never comfortable, because it may not have your preferred applications installed. Virtual applications are the best answer for this situation. They are single executable files, which contain all DLLs, registry files and other components. This means that you can run them even from USB drivers, without installing anything. Cameyo gives you the possibility of virtualizing almost any Windows-based applications. Furthermore, the software provides you with free and unrestricted access to a vast online library of virtual apps, which you can download to your local hard drive and store in a cloud folder.

Cameyo is available in Home, Enterprise and Developer editions. The Enterprise and Developer versions are priced differently, while the Home version is free and it can be used on up to 49 machines. Cameyo doesn't need to be installed, but you must create an online account and type in your credentials when you launch the software.

The user interface has a modern and sleek design and its functions are easy to understand. You can manage your local apps and browse through the online library in separate sections. All apps are displayed as icons, along with options for downloading the apps or adding them to your cloud folder. When you download an app, it will be added to the local section automatically and you can run it immediately, without going through an installation process.

If you send one or more apps to your Cameyo cloud folder, you will be able to download them on other computers, from your online account. You can also access the same apps library, if you log into your account. Furthermore, applications can be made available on multiple computers, by installing Cameyo on each computer and logging into the same account.

Cameyo provides a few tools for virtualizing applications. You can capture local applications, by targeting their installers and you can also capture online apps, by pasting pasting links to their installers, on your default web browser. It is also possible to upload and virtualize applications on a web browser.