Sticky notes are sooo 20th century
October 13, 2008I often find my desk completely wallpapered with reminders, phone numbers, messages, and all kinds of forget-me-nots in the form of sticky notes. This outdated, analog system does little to contribute to my overall productivity, to say the least. If you also find yourself frequently drowning in yellow sticky paper, you may want to give Stikkit a try.
Stikkit‘s so-called “little yellow notes that think” provide a platform for all of your daily tasks, notes, phone numbers, calendar, bookmarks, and everything you need to stay productive, and organizes it for you. That’s right, you write your note with whatever random details are necessary, and Stikkit organizes it based on date, person, or any other crucial piece of information.
The interface is as easy-to-use as scribbling a note, and you can share it with friends, family and coworkers, even if they don’t have a Stikkit account. When you share a stikkit with someone, they can make edits or add comments, and Stikkit keeps track of who added what. You can also forward or BCC notes from your e-mail to Stikkit and your message will be posted and organized as a stikkit note.
Now you can stop littering your workspace and wallpapering your desk with those pesky sticky notes by digitalizing them! How 21st century! — LAUREN FROHNE
UPDATE: As of December 19, 2008, Stikkit was no more.
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