« December 2007 | Main | February 2008 »

January 2008

January 31, 2008

Create KeepUp Tasks from Voice with Jott

Now you can call a number and speak your task and have it added to your KeepUp task list. Just follow these steps to setup.

Setup
1.) Create your Jott account, by going to jott.com and sign up.
2.) Create your KeepUp link, by going to the Jott Links tab and scrolling down until you see the KeepUp Icon and click on the "Add link next to it. You will be taken to the KeepUp login page, login with your KeepUp login and password and you will be redirected back to the Jott Page (your account is now linked).

Now that your setup, to Jott yourself a task, just follow these 3 easy steps.

Jott a Task

  1. Call 1-866-JOTT-123
  2. When asked who you would like to Jott, say 'KeepUp'
  3. After the beep, say your task name and when it's due and what category and entity its for. For example, you can say:

    "Change the Oil on February 5th 2008 for Car Pilot" - this will create a task with the due date of 2/5/08 and put in your Vehicle category and assign it to the entity Pilot (if you have one)

    or

    "Renew your  Passport" - this will create a task due today in the category "Other"

Remember to speak slowly and clearly and enjoy this great new feature!


January 22, 2008

KeepUp 1.7 Released

Picture_1_3 Yesterday at 4:30pm eastern we released version 1.7 of the KeepUp service. This release added several new important features & fixes:

Add Entity While Creating a Task - now you can create a Person, Vehicle, Auto, Pet or House while your creating a new task. Just select the "New" choice in the "Reminder For" drop down and enter the nickname of the entity in the text field.


Quickly Edit Entity & View Notes - now you can click on the entity link in the "MyTasks" section, which will take you to your profile and open that entity for editing and show you the notes for it.

Editentity_3

Mini Calendars & Relevant Deals in Email Reminders - we have added a mini calendar, that has the due Picture_8 date for the task highlighted in orange and the date the reminder is sent, usually today highlighted in blue. We have added links to the relevant deals for the given task in the same email. We have also added the text from the task idea to the email so you can have immediate access to relevant information.  Please make sure you unblock images to get the full experience of our new emails reminders.




KeepUp Pro released - We have rolled out our newest product, KeepUp Pro, which will help businesses organize and send reminders for upcoming appointments and display their own brand image. If you're interested in this product, please contact support@gottakeepup.com. Our free trial will be ending soon, so don't wait! For those of you already on the list, we will contact you shortly to help you with the initial setup. Read more about KeepUp Business Services.

Issues & Fixes

We have fixed the following critical issues:

437 - We have added an activation warning t the top of every page for users that have not activated their accounts. Users must first activate their accounts before any alerts will be delivered.

537 - When updating a club event, there was no way to update the reminder date for all subscribers. We have now added the ability to override reminder date when editing the club event due date.

567 - When texting yourself a reminder, some users, depending on their timezone, had a due date 1 day off of the proper due date.

January 17, 2008

Yahoo KeepUp Widget posted in Yahoo Directory

The good folks at Yahoo have published our widget in their widget directory. We recommend installing from there if you haven't already as its much easier than downloading & unzipping from us.

Our Google Gadget is coming soon, we are in the final stages of testing it out and it should be ready soon! Check back here for updates.

January 08, 2008

KeepUp mentioned in Wall Street Journal today!

If you get the print Journal, you can read our mention in the personal journal section, front page, see quick fix section on bottom right.

This article is titled "Electronic Reminders" quick fix and can also be read online here (may require login after 7 days).