Where Was I?
A light Windows tray app that captures context snapshots.
What it does
Where Was I? is a lightweight Windows utility for anyone who juggles multiple tasks throughout the day. Press a hotkey while working to leave yourself a quick note tied to the current app. When you switch back later, Where Was I? pops up with your note so you can pick up right where you left off -- no more staring at a screen trying to remember what you were doing.
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I find myself often texting people, "where are you?" so I wrote this little iPhone app that lets me text them a special link. When they click the link, it uses the HTML5 geolocation API to report their location and shows it on a map. http://whru.at/ It's only as accurate as the HTML5 geolocation API, but I've been finding it pretty useful. What do you think?
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