Whenever a trend comes to the social network scene, it comes with a flood of apps and services that do the exact same thing. I recently signed up for a service called TimeHop. It’s a neat service that emails you every day with details of posts that you made on your various social networks exactly a year ago.
Everyday.me is an iOS app that connects to your Twitter, Facebook and Instagram accounts and basically records everything you post online every day. Also, the service sends you emails every few days reminding you of things you did a few years ago. Sounds familiar? Yep, TimeHop does pretty much the same thing. What’s the difference? Well, Everyday.me collects all that information that you post daily and saves it ON THEIR SERVERS. Awesome way to have your data protected isn’t it?
Anyways, Coming to the most important part of this blog post, Am I keeping this app? Points –
1. Beautiful UI
2. You can see all you do in a stream, from across all your social networks.
3. You can tag your posts for your own reference since all of it is totally private
4. All your data that’s kept on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram will now also be stored on their servers.
So? Am I keeping it? No. It’s out of my phone. Sorry guys!
Thanks, Disqus is much better.
Indeed it is! I love it for it’s simplicity… 🙂
But you’d review didn’t say WHY it’s out of your phone.
Please finish your review.
Jasbat, I guess I could have written it more clearly. Basically, Everyday.me is saving all my personal info on their own servers. That was the reason I deleted it.