Second Stretch Goal: local storage, manual shutter trigger and adjustable interval of photos
Wow, that was fast! The $150,000 stretch goal was reached less than 12 hours after being set! It also marks…
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Memoto is for life
Many of you are wondering about why Memoto has to consist of both hardware and software, or perhaps rather why…
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$150,000 Stretch Goal Reached!!
Wow! Thank you all for helping us reach this goal in one day. This means that all our backers get…
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$150,000 Stretch Goal!
$75,000 Achieved! We are announcing a $150,000 stretch goal! This means, if we reach $150,000, we’ll let you, the backers,…
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100% Backed in under 5 hours!
The Memoto Lifelogging Camera has already reached it’s initial goal of $50,000! If you enjoyed this post, please follow…
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Introducing: The Memoto Lifelogging Camera
Launch Day is finally here! Our Kickstarter page is live and we need YOU! It’s a tiny, digital camera, beautifully…
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Memoto’s Tiny, Automatic Camera Gives Everyone a Searchable, Shareable Photographic Memory
Memoto introduces a way to capture and re-live meaningful moments of everyday life with a tiny, wearable camera, GPS and…
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This Week in Lifelogging: Sleep, the toothbrush app and the quantified self robot
Take control over your sleep Do you want to track your sleep? It could…
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This Week in Lifelogging: QS lists, conferences and new devices
Loïc Le Meir’s Quantified Self Rundown Photo credit: Loic Le Meir Loïc Le Meir, creator of LeWeb, blogs about the QS…
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This Week in Lifelogging: Visual life tracking and what do we really remember?
Coming off the momentum created by the QS conference in September, this week in lifelogging seemed to be all about…
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This Week in Lifelogging: A taste of the digital future
This week in lifelogging have been characterised by thoughts from the Quantify Self Conference in Paolo Alto, fun ways to…
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Katie Stern from Memolane on Digital Scrapbooking and Lifelogging
“Lifelogging fans will understand the value of being able to curate their social media into digital scrapbooks.” Visual Lifelogging Services…
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This week in lifelogging: What happened at QS conference, QuantifiedAwesome and Evernote Food
Big question at the QS Conference? An interesting blog post from Whitney Erin Boesel (@phenatypical) who co-hosted one of breakout…
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News from San Francisco
Our stay in San Francisco this week has been absolutely amazing. We have met so many wonderful people and been…
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This week in lifelogging: coolest thing ever made, aging gracefully and more
One question first, before getting started with this week’s wrap-up of what’s been going on in the lifelogging world: are…
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Bill Day from RunKeeper on lifelogging and digital trends
”Even relatively mundane everyday objects like bath mats will be sensing and logging data about you in the future”. Bill…
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This week in lifelogging: Google for tracking and self experiments
Things are speeding up here at Memoto. We have som fun things to show very soon and we are all…
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A glimpse of Minovi
The other day I took a cup of coffee with Leonardo Godoy who is a super cool graphic designer at…
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This week in lifelogging: personal analytics for Facebook and how not to measure happiness
Personal analytics for Facebook Wolfram Alpha is not only a hyper intelligent search engine. As of this week, it also offers…
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Guest post: I, Cyborg
“A cyborg, short for ‘cybernetic organism,’ is a being with both biological and artificial (e.g. electronic, mechanical or robotic) enhancements.” –…
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