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Intelligent To Do List App Any.do Raises $3.5 Million

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Re: Intelligent To Do List App Any.do Raises $3.5 Million

#5
As was explained to me by a friend who founded a recently-acquired to-do list company, the opportunity is to monetize intent. That is, if my to-do is "take clothes to dry cleaning," the app might be able to suggest a better/closer dry cleaner. You can also imagine many similar opportunities around travel.

Re: Intelligent To Do List App Any.do Raises $3.5 Million

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None of the comments make sense because the title was changed.. wtf mods

To answer the original question: because Yahoo! recently paid millions for the Astrid TODO list and is shutting it down, and VCs figure Google might want bragging rights over Yahoo! by buying a better one for even more money and shutting it down.

Re: Intelligent To Do List App Any.do Raises $3.5 Million

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One of the best about me page I've ever seen: http://www.any.do/about

Wistia too has a good page http://wistia.com/about/yearbook

Hint : Are you sure each profile has just one extra pose?

Edit : I find this page weird but its still a different About Us page http://bkwld.com/profile

Re: Intelligent To Do List App Any.do Raises $3.5 Million

#10
Just in case anyone else was wondering, the (incompetent) mods here have changed the title from:

    Can somebody explain where is the money in a to-do app?
to

    Intelligent To Do List App Any.do Raises $3.5 Million
If the comments don't make sense, then it probably was meant for the original title.
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