Scrybe – Check it out at Download Squad

Posted by Jason on Oct 20, 2006 in Geek Stuff | 3 comments

I don’t often promote my writing at Download Squad here on my personal blog, but today I need to point out a post I did about an upcoming web-based productivity suite called Scrybe. This thing looks incredible, and if it can deliver on the promises made in the promotional video, it’s going to be a hit. Check out the comments at Download Squad too – it’s almost unanimous that people want to try it.

Here’s an excerpt:

Scrybe is an online organizer that is grounded in one word: context. The user interface is designed to always give the user context relating to the data they are dealing with. So if you’re working in your calendar, you can fly up to a year view, or dig down all the way to a day view, and all of the related information is intelligently displayed so that you never lose track of where you are. Watching the video on their site, you immediately get a feeling of “that just makes sense”. Google Calendar is good, but doesn’t appear to be as good as this.

Oh, and if you like it, please Digg it!

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3 Responses to “Scrybe – Check it out at Download Squad”

  1. Paul says:
    10/20/2006 at

    I think you can be excused for mentioning your own work in this case. I read your post, watched the video and was blown away. I’ve been writing about Scrybe and commenting on it for the last couple hours. The service promises to be nothing short of revolutionary. Thanks for covering it!

  2. Jason says:
    10/21/2006 at

    Thanks Paul. I can certainly see why everyone seems so excited by the Scrybe project!

  3. Peter Blair says:
    9/2/2007 at

    I have heard so much about SCRYBE, and being another early adapter ( i have to be I am 72) I wonder if you could arrange a download contact for it, for me. Thanks

    Peter

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