Boinx Software

Boinx Software International GmbH is a German computer software company, incorporated in Germering, in the greater Munich metropolitan area. Boinx has been historically specialized in software for Apple Inc. platforms. In 1996 Boinx Software was founded by the brothers Achim and Oliver Breidenbach, following their passion for mac-based software.

Boinx Software International GmbH
FormerlyBoinx Software Ltd. (1996–2020)
TypeGmbH
IndustrySoftware
Founded1996 (1996)
FoundersOliver Breidenbach
Achim Breidenbach
Headquarters
Area served
Worldwide
ProductsmimoLive, iStopMotion, FotoMagico, Mouseposé, BoinxTV, mimoLive Reporter, mimoCam, iStopMotion iOS, FotoMagico iPad, PhotoPresenter iOS, You Gotta See This! iOS, PartySnapper, PhotoWall+
Websiteboinx.com

Boinx Software has gained public attention through the won of several Apple Design Awards for apps like BoinxTV, mimoLive, iStopMotion and FotoMagico.

Products

As of 2010, Boinx's applications have been rewarded with several Apple Design Awards, including BoinxTV (2009 Best Mac OS X Leopard Developer Showcase[1]), FotoMagico (2008 Best Mac OS X Leopard Graphics and Media Application runner-up[2] & 2006 Best Mac OS X User Experience - Runner-up[3]) and PhotoPresenter (2006 Best Mac OS X Student Project - Runner-up[4]).

mimoLive

Video Switcher and Live Video Graphic editor
BoinxTV, mimoLive

mimoLive, formally known as BoinxTV, is a live vision mixer and video production software, which was developed in partnership with TheCodingMonkeys. BoinxTV won an Apple Design Awards 2009.[5] The software has received mostly positive reviews from the community, especially among Podcasters.[6][7] Jordi Duran i Batidor of Biz-News.com reviewed BoinxTV and found it "a great application, easy to use and powerful."[8] As of 2015 BoinxTV has been rebranded as mimoLive,[9][10] offering an extensive overhaul of its user interface and the introduction of a built-in RTMP video streaming solution, allowing live streaming to platforms like YouTube, Facebook, Twitch and others. Accompanied by the change of name was the announcement of a subscription model to back up the company's plans of further developing mimoLive's feature set.[11]

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