Thursday, January 13, 2011

Catch of the Day - Wikicards - 1/13/2011

Wikicards is a free tool from Finland that helps you organize any kind of data. A Wikicards project can be a set of contacts, documents, tasks, todos, photos, and more.

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With Wikicards you first create a set of cards. A card is one piece of data. Initially it contains only a title and a description. Later you can attach a document, an image, or a comment to it. Users can add custom fields to each card. Once you have created a set of cards, they can be organized in groups and tagged. Archive cards no longer needed.

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You can access Wikicards projects with an Internet-capable mobile phone by registering first. Then you can access your project data at a mobile-friendly site. Currently it's read-only, but they expect to add write functionality soon.

Data from selected cards can be exported into Excel spreadsheets. Edit multiple cards simultaneously.

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WikiCards doesn't require you to register or sign up to use it. You can invite other registered users to share your data collections.

At this time Wikispaces supports Chrome 5 through 7, Firefox 3.6 and 4 beta, Opera 10.6+, and Safari 5+.

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