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Forgetful? Send yourself a Remindr
Remindr offers an incredibly simple way to jog your memory. Enter your reminder text, pick the date and time you want to be alerted, and choose how you'd like Remindr to send the message. The service can send alerts to your Twitter or email account, Jabber/Gtalk username, or to your phone.
It works best to entire your time in 24 hour format (0942) - the field expects four numbers and will enter 94:2 instead of 9:42.
Currently, it's only intended for one-time reminders - there isn't an option for recurring notifications. Still, it's a quick and easy way to keep yourself from forgetting something important.
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They key to getting good at Graveyard Shift is learning to use ...
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
David Wanat said 9:59AM on 12-12-2008
Also looks like a great way to get out of meetings (or bad conversations):
-set it up to call you
-fake somewhat important call
-leave
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Maestro said 11:19AM on 12-12-2008
Looks like a great tool--downloading it now!
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James said 12:38PM on 12-12-2008
You blurred your twitter name but not your phone #?
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Lee Mathews said 12:50PM on 12-12-2008
Well, it is possible that it's someone's phone number. I didn't really check when I typed it in...
Jash Sayani said 1:51PM on 12-12-2008
Nice.... I use Remember The Milk to keep track of work. I also developed a little AIR app called Remember The Task. Will be releasing it soon.....
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Cornell said 7:06PM on 12-12-2008
Ho hum! It appears to be what I have been doing for years with posting to my Yahoo! calendar.
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