Glad to see a mention of DailyRoutine on Slashdot.
I built DailyRoutine back in 1999 after seeing the stats in the back of Business 2.0 that the average Internet user browses about 30 pages (5 unique sites) 5 times a week. I noticed my own browsing habits were similar (but magnified:-), and built a tool to help out.
Since then I've rewritten it a few times and added interesting features.
I completely agree. Their site mentions the security and handprint scans to get to the databases, but it would still scare the hell out of me to provide my credit cards, bank account, brokerage account, etc...
The aggregation they provide is anything they can line item. So news, weather, etc... are all boring even thought he sites they get it from (like ESPN) have put so much time into "building the experience" of browsing their own sites... reducing it to a few text lines is an injustice.
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I built DailyRoutine back in 1999 after seeing the stats in the back of Business 2.0 that the average Internet user browses about 30 pages (5 unique sites) 5 times a week. I noticed my own browsing habits were similar (but magnified :-), and built a tool to help out.
Since then I've rewritten it a few times and added interesting features.
Hope you enjoy it,
-AAron
The aggregation they provide is anything they can line item. So news, weather, etc... are all boring even thought he sites they get it from (like ESPN) have put so much time into "building the experience" of browsing their own sites... reducing it to a few text lines is an injustice.