What it does

AllofMe.com is a site that allows you to create a digital depiction of your life. Collect your digital assets, such as videos and pictures, and add them to gradually build your personal timeline. In the end, you will have a chronological illustration of the major events that happened in your life, as well as the current events that went on at the same time. You can easily integrate the assets you already have posted on other sites, such as Facebook and Flickr, as well as add other digital items you have saved on your computer or mobile phone. Zoom in to a certain day of your life, or take a step back to view an entire year, or even the century in which you live. What’s more, friends and family can contribute items to your timeline, but you can choose whether or not to accept and add those items.

In their own words

“Automatically create a Personal Timeline of your Life from any digital assets you have, such as pictures, videos, blogs, documents, or any internet page* (*coming soon).”

Why it might be a killer

Once the beta version of the site is launched, many people will undoubtedly find this to be a fun and addictive site. Interactive features, such as the ability for friends and family to contribute, will keep this tool engaging and entertaining.

Some questions

How may users learn about this tool? How may users be incentivized to register as a beta tester? What additional existing social networks and sites may also be partnered with?

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