Color Code Your Life With Tom’s Planner
TechCrunch Nov 10 09Netherlands-based Startup Tom's Planner is launching their dead-simple web-based project management and planning system lets users create and visualize an online planning schedule. The application is meant to be used by a broad spectrum of consumers, from project managers, event and wedding planners to busy soccer moms or personal assistants. Tom's Planner lets you create color-coded project plans and schedules, share them anyone in a team or groups, embed project schedules, and export to Microsoft Project. To help users get started, Tom's Planner provides project planning templates for website designers, construction projects, event and wedding planners, vacation home rentals and personnel schedules. Full story...
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