Keep Track of Your Digital Life with Poyozo
Unless you are completely giving up on the Internet and turning your computer off everyday, you have probably used Facebook, Twitter, Gmail, and these kinds of services in the past. It’s so easy to forget how much each and every one of us is doing and contributing to the web these days. Our streams may not be too significant on their own, but you’d be amazed how much you have done if you keep track of your activities even for a month. Poyozo is a cool service that lets you make sense of things and keep track of your data all from one place.
Poyozo feature lets you turn on and off services that you want to keep track on your computer. Some of the most popular web 2.0 services are supported (Foursquare, Twitter, Facebook, Flickr, and …). Poyozo is all about organization. It lets you keep track of all your activities and find what you are looking for in a flash. Since the data is stored on your computer, you are pretty much responsible to what happens to your data (which is not reassuring but better than the alternative).
What I love about Poyozo is the fact that it can be used to make sense of your social data. Those of you who attend a ton of meetings and social events each month know what I am referring to. By using this service, you can easily link your data and find the connections you are looking for. You can even figure out more about your habits.
Poyozo is a very interesting service and may work out great for some. I have personally decided not to take advantage of it as keeping track of my activities is a bit spooky, even though the data is stored on my computer. The service does have the potential to save you time and a lot of headache in the long run.
