The service is focused on the idea of “You over Time,” with both personal and collective aspects that allow users to create a digital reflection of their lives. Through photos, video, blogging, other media and social elements, thisMoment effectively creates a user experience unlike any I know of (the closest that comes to mind is Jeremy Keith’s Adactio Elsewhere).
Imagine Twitter, FriendFeed, Flickr, Delicious, Facebook, MySpace and more, all packed inside a beautiful and functional box. This is a very well put together development — but given who is behind it, this is not a huge surprise.
Read on: the first 20 SitePoint readers to follow the link at the end of the post will receive an exclusive invite to try thisMoment.
My Life, The Digital Version
Everything at thisMoment revolves around three basic actions:
- creating moments in time,
- sharing these moments,
- and viewing moments of your own, family members, friends or communities.
