Red Chair Software

Red Chair Software was a developer of file management and transfer utility software for music players, such as ' and Apple's iPod lines.
==History==
Red Chair's website went online in 2002 and the company was incorporated in Santa Clara, California on June 5, 2003 with Alexander Wong as CEO.Red Chair Software, Inc., OpenGovUS. 2011-12-14.
Red Chair received praise in the early 2000s for developing software with intuitive user interfaces and more useful features than Creative and Apple's own included software. Most of its software was distributed freely on a trialware basis.Review: Nomad Zen 60GB by Dave Salvator, ExtremeTech. 2003-07-03.Red Chair Anapod Explorer review by Troy Dreier, CNET. 2004-05-04.Getting Songs Off An iPod: Anapod Explorer by Scott Gilbertson, Wired. 2006-11-14.
===Demise===
Despite the positive reception to its products, Red Chair's support department was criticized for poor treatment of customers and the company eventually went out of business as users sought alternative freeware, such as MediaMonkey.Official Petition to Red Chair Software, iLounge. 2007-01-13. Red Chair Software, Inc. was dissolved on November 10, 2011.
An unrelated company, also named Red Chair Software, was established in 2017 in London, UK to develop business automation software.Red Chair Software Ltd., LinkedIn. Accessed 2021-08-10.
==Products==
*Anapod Explorer
*CopyGear
*Notmad Explorer
*PhotoSync
==References==
==External links==
*Red Chair Software official website (archived 2010-12-23, 2002-03-28)
 
Category:2002 establishments