Atomate helps you stay organized by giving you one place to find and update all the things you need for you day. Our priority is to make it easy for you to add stuff and find suff. We do this by infering what type of data you enter as you enter it, by alowing you to enter many different types of things and by importing your information from the apps you use every day. All your information is in one list-- accessible, filterable and searchable from your phone and your web browser.
People spend too much time worrying about silly little dumb things and trying to remember silly little dumb things -- and not enough time doing silly little dumb things.
This is (partly) because our life management tools suck. These tools are poorly integrated, complicated little things based on old metaphors that don't make sense in the digital world. SRS SILLYNESS IS SLLY SRSLY
You should not have to conform to your computer-- it should conform to you!
Atomate aims to serve 90% of your information needs for the day - no more fragmenting your information across your calendar, todo lists and bookmarks. Atomate contains all reference materials, todos, reminders and events in the same list- with one 'awesome bar' to search through and add items. The core utility is just having 1 place to view, edit or add to that i 8311 nformation.
Working on it!
Build something that helps people go about their day.
This application is free and open source. It has been supported by many years (?decades?) of acedemic research. Progress is actively documented in the ACM SIGCHI and WWW communities.
- Effort,Memory,Attention and Time: Paths to More Effective Personal Information Management
- Atomate it! end-user context-sensitive automation using heterogeneous information sources on the web. Proceedings of the 19th international conference on World wide web
- Assisted Self Reflection: Combining Lifetracking, Sensemaking & Personal Information Management
- Examining Personal Information-Keeping in a Lightweight Note-Taking Tool
- A Longitudinal Study of People Managing their Information Scraps in a Micro-note Tool
- list.it!
- web browser history
- web browser bookmarks
- google mail
- google calendar
- google contacts
- facebook contacts
- facebook events
- facebook messages
- twitter posts
- twitter messages
- twitter contacts
- an example!
- more examples
- You enter: "remind me to take out the trash on Sunday" Atoamte will remind you to do that at a reasonable time on Sunday-- can dismiss w/ a 'remind me later' button
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It is totally unreasonable to expect people to ditch services they're already using for another one. There are too many factors (what work requires, habit, fear of losing back-data) to even consider this. It's feasible that they might look to an aggregator, however, but changes should be able to propagate backwards.
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Separation is natural: I use 3 or 4 different programs to keep To-do lists AND paper, if it gets real serious. In just one of those programs, I have like 6 different to-do lists. This is not because I hate efficiency, but because creating a little bit of organizational space for a project helps me get into the right mental space for it. I think you can accomplish this with a good system of filters, but the system will have to be easier to use than "hit cmd-n in a text editor"
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The reason why people worry about instead of doing dumb little things is because many of them are trivial when you're in the right mood and TERRIBLE when you're not. Believe me, as someone who is self-managed and also works from home; it's all about "I guess I feel like doing the dishes now" because really, I could do them ANY TIME. For example, it's well and good that your system could remind me to take out the trash on Sunday evening, but what if I'm in the middle of watching a movie? Or eating dinner? I'm not sure how to work around this best, but maybe a snooze button feature?
- figure out some scenerios
- update atomate.me
- update mypoyozo.com
- create mailing list
- donation button
- design a compelling demo
- data syncing from home computer to android
- basic android (web) app
- location based reminders like what Atomate had (and now iOS5 has)
- history view (poyozo)
- more data sources
- "PLEASE MAKE AN "AUTO-SCHEDULE MY WEEK FOR ME" - Moot
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