London, United Kingdom – Wandle Software Limited is pleased to announce the up and coming release of ShareEverywhere, its new app for iPhone and iPad devices. Made possible by the new sharing functionality in iOS 8, ShareEverywhere adds itself to every standard “action” menu, allowing you to share links and images to a wide range of services.

Previously sharing a link from an iOS app to another service was painful. To share a link from Safari you had to either configure a “bookmarklet,” which was convoluted and difficult, or copy the link to the clipboard and manually launch a sharing app, which is clunky.

This changes in iOS 8, where apps can add themselves to the system “Action” menu. That’s exactly what ShareEverywhere does, but rather than sharing to a single service it supports fourteen! Because it’s built into the system, it works with all apps that use the system share menu and supports both links and images.

Social networks:
* Tumblr
* LinkedIn

Bookmarking services:
* Delicious
* Pinboard.in
* Diigo

Read later services:
* Pocket
* Instapaper
* Readability

Photo sharing services:
* Flickr
* Imgur

Other services:
* Evernote

Open links in the following applications:
* Safari
* Chrome
* 1Password

ShareEverywhere will be available worldwide on the App Store from 17 September 2014, subject to approval by Apple. It supports both iPad and iPhone, including the new screen sizes recently announced and will be available for $1.99, 1.49 GBP, 1.79 Euro or your local equivalent. A limited number of promo codes are available. Please contact us if you would like to request one.

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Founded in 2011, Wandle Software Limited is based in South West London and work on neat iOS apps. We’re best known for Yummy, CameraGPS and Rootn Tootn. All Material and Software (C) Copyright 2011-2014 Wandle Software Limited. All Rights Reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, iPhone, iPod and iPad are registered trademarks of Apple Inc. in the U.S. and/or other countries. Other trademarks and registered trademarks may be the property of their respective owners.