What it does

If you’ve ever emailed yourself something just to make sure that you won’t forget it, you’ll probably agree that it is not the most efficient way of sending yourself a reminder. If you are looking for a better way, check out Re:snooze, which makes the reminder process easier by allowing you to pick a title or URL for the reminder, and then to get periodical email reminders which you can delete or set the frequency of with a single click. The biggest advantage offered by Re-snooze is that the reminders are sent periodically and so if you ignore one reminder, there will be another one coming soon. Think of it like a snooze button for your email reminders that you can turn off and then be reminded again in the amount of time that you choose.

In their own words

“Resnooze makes the process or “emailing yourself” easier. By default, Resnooze reminders are periodical so you won’t forget them even if you ignore one. With Resnooze, you can adjust the reminder frequency in a single click, from within the email message.”

Why it might be a killer

This could become a popular reminder service due to the fact that people don't even have to click on “snooze” to be reminded again at a later time.



Some questions

Q: Wouldn’t people in need of this type of functionality be more inclined to make use of an Outlook or Entourage calendar to be automatically reminded?

A: With Resnooze the process of setting a new reminder is as simple as typing a title, possibly changing the frequency from weekly to daily or monthly, and hitting the enter key. Unlike Outlook or other calendars, users don't have to set the exact time (and duration).

Source: Killerstartups.com