24me Is An Intelligent iOS App That A That Works As An Allround Productivity Tool

By: Talha Bhatti  |   January 24th, 2013   |   Business, iOS, Mobile Apps, News

iOS mobile app, 24me, is a productivity tool that has recently gotten significant new updates and features after it was launched in August. The advanced app helps users intelligently organize their daily tasks and also helps keep the user organized by displaying their to do lists from many different sources. 24me is able to store personal reminders, household bills, birthdays and important phone calls but now also has “expanded automation, support for additional service providers and financial institutions, as well as manual note sorting and passcode lock protection.”

 

The app works well because it is like a central workstation for all important tasks. The home screen displays reminders in a calendar format and makes adding new tasks a snap. All it takes is two taps and the user can start writing in the reminder details .

 

Th app is also intelligent and words like “call” prompt it to show saved numbers to add to notes. It also has the ability to take notes by voice thanks to the Nuance speech recognition capabilities built in to the app. The app also has integrations with several outside providers making working on the go easier. For example, work can be easily out source through TaskRabbit because it is integrated int the system. There is also a “Link Your Daily Life into 24me” section that allows a user to add their Facebook account to the app and it will automatically grab details like birthdays and events to populate the mobile device.
Another option, “My Financials”, lets the user connect the app to their bank account. They have the ability to get notifications and updates directly to the app if they received them online before. A feature called “My Providers” groups together notifications from a mobile phone service provider, cable TV providers and Internet Service Provide. However all this is only possible for users in the US and Canada.

 

Users should expect the productivity app to get more updates soon to help it offer even more services. An Android version is also expected soon according to the creators of the app.

Source: The Next Web