The differentiating element of OpusOS versus other available solutions is its holistic nature. OpusOS contains all the functionality and delivers to individual consumers everything they need to create and manage a digital life.

• Communications. Communicate using any number of preferred methods including: email, voice mail, video mail, instant messaging, phone calling and video chat.
• Multimedia. Store, manage, share and enjoy any type of multimedia including videos, photos, music and audiobooks.
• Address book. Store all your contacts in one place. Access and communicate with them from any device without syncing. Easily share contacts with others and keep only one copy that updates in all address books.
• Friends and Family. Share and interact with a private group of designated connections.
• Profile manager. Create and control access to multiple profiles. Easily manage sharing and interactions among different groups and individuals. For example, you can create separate profiles for family, friends and colleagues and share different things with different people through these profiles. You can even create a public profile that anyone can access on a designated web address, and even make it password protected if you want.
• Calendar. Manage your schedule and share and coordinate events with others.
• Office manager. Store, edit and share any type of document, including Microsoft Office compatible word processing, spreadsheet and presentation documents.
• Blog. Write, share and comment on thoughts through your own blog.

Social & Private

People often assume that to be social on the web means giving up a certain amount of privacy, but that is not the case with OpusOS. First, OpusOS is fundamentally social. Social interactions are interwoven into the fabric of the technology, allowing virtually any digital file or asset to become a shared experience. However, OpusOS allows you to control that sharing on a granular level. You can share individual items with individual people, with groups of friends, with everyone in your address book or even publicly. You have complete control over your digital assets and the level of access you grant to any friends and family. Additionally, since everything resides in one place, no copies are created during the sharing process. Access to any item can be denied as quickly as it is granted.