Is anyone else dizzy at the rate of new web-based tools/services with tinges of RSS, social software, open-ness? It’s a Good Thing, but it seems like there are 3 or 4 or 12 a week.
The latest is the coyly named Remember the Milk:
Achieve Domestic Bliss.
Never forget the milk (or anything else) again.Remember The Milk is the easiest and best way to manage your to-do lists online. Here are just a few of the reasons why it’s so cool:
* Features galore.
Sharing, publishing, notes… we’ve got it all.* Get reminded.
Receive reminders via email, instant messenger, and SMS.* It’s free.
Hard to believe, we know, but it’s true.
So its a service for creating todo lists, looks like with items that are tagged for free-form categorizing, multiple modes for sending reminders, and hooks for creating shared lists (that’s all guess work from the features list— I did not even have time to play with it).
I’m trying to get my office to consider doing this for project/event management, we drown in paper, clipboards, single owned server files…
But the name and logo are just too cool. Much better than other tired clichés.
HI Alan, yeah also dizzy with this (and found this one at the same time as you). It’s getting to the stage fo an app a day keeps even the edtech/geeky teacher away. With remember the milk, I’m gonna show this to students who attend our learning skills courses … along with Backback – which I think they will really find useful.