Financial terms of the deal have not been disclosed.
Founded in 2004, Eyenovation develops BlueChip, a graphic design and interactive studio for creating visual designs. Clients include Warner Bros Records, Red Bull and ESPN.
Prosoft, which is based in Pleasanton, California, said the technology will boost the development of a new stock portfolio monitoring application called Stox that it is currently working on. Stox is based on the myStock software that Prosoft acquired from Bare Reef last week, also for an undisclosed sum
We are developing a product that has something for everyone, from the novice user to the seasoned investor, said Prosoft CEO Greg Brewer.
The new application is expected to be distributed under Proof’s new Joe Soft brand of products later this month. Established in 2007, Joe Soft is a division of Prosoft dedicated to developing software for the average joe; in other words software that’s fun, useful and above all easy to use. The JoeSoft product portfolio already includes the Jax plug-in for iTunes and Klix digital picture recovery products.
Prosoft has pledged to continue development and support for the BlueChip product line, but said that Stox will supersede all current and prior versions of the technology, with users being offered attractive upgrade offers.
Prosoft was set-up in 1985 and started out as an engineering services company doing contract development work for Apple and most key Mac OS developers, Disney, Epson, HP, Intuit, Iomega, Microsoft, Sony, TDK and VST. The company has licensed multiple technologies to Apple including disk utilities, plug-and-play drivers, CD burning software, Drive Setup, password protection and disk image mounting.
