Category: Productivity

Disrupt

‘Not failing’ should be the central aim in the first six months of any startup.

During his backstage interview at TechCrunch Disrupt last week, Ashton Kutcher made an offhand, exceptionally insightful comment regarding his investments in startups: ‘I don’t like to fail’. While obviously simple, the notion of just ‘not failing’ can be a crucial step in launching a startup – in most cases, if a startup can get through the first six months without ‘failing’ it has a great chance of success.

Spaaze

Spaaze is a Virtual Corkboard to Organize Your Projects

Spaaze is an entirely free online corkboard which lets users organize sticky notes, links, images, videos and basically anything else you could think of in an infinite canvas which is saved in real-time. It’s a great way to organize separate bits of online information together in one easily accessible location as you figure out what’s what.

Wunderlist

Wunderlist – Task Management at its Best

Wunderlist is an all-new to do application for Windows, Mac, iOS, Android and for the web. The program manages tasks simply and efficiently, but what holds Wunderlist far above its competition is its beautiful interface. The UI on every platform is flawless in almost every respect, making task management a pleasure.