Another online listcreator hits the market

14 01 07 - 22:16 - Bookmark this post

Quoting the pressrelease: 
gubb is a new online list making application that lets you create, edit, access, share, and email your lists anytime from anywhere to anyone. You can even access your lists from your blackberry or web enabled phone.

Gubb is a new application that allows everyone to make their lists online and get more use out of their lists. With gubb you can:

  • Create an unlimited number and unlimited types of lists
  • Email your lists to anyone
  • Share your lists with anyone
  • Collaborate with friends, family, co-workers on the building and development of a list(s)
  • Access your lists from anywhere – textable and available via mobile Web (www.gubb.net/m)
  • Access them at anytime
  • Never lose a list – they’re always stored on gubb

In short, gubb is a dead simple way to make a collaborative list with no learning curve at all. No software to download. No special keystrokes to learn. With gubb, you’ll never lose your lists and always have access to them.

Let me know what you think! Considering the previous article where we all agree we don't need a system that lets you hack into GTD...

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I used to use Netvibes to keep my todo lists. The only problem is that i can’t move items from one list to another.

Gubb seems to do this pretty well, so i’m going to try it for a while.

Two minor issues: – The fonts are quite big. The lists take up way too much screen estate to my liking. – Was that logo designed by drunk monkeys? To me it looks like a child’s drawing of a rectum.
Bob - 15 01 07 - 10:24

I’ve been using gubb also. In response to Bob, I found that on the bottom of the gubb.net homepage you can actually change the size of the lists. It is great because I can make the lists take up more or less space on the page and make things smaller or bigger really easily.
James - 16 01 07 - 00:09

I’m such a sucker for new tools, have bookmarked it despite my resolution to stick to paper!
Daisy Morgan - 17 01 07 - 14:35

Sorry I see no usefull adition to backpackit.com.
Martijn - 17 01 07 - 22:11



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