Txtful.com - A Fast Way To Get Things Done Online

As the web continues to expand, it is becoming increasingly difficult to cut through all the clutter and stay efficient, especially when you're on the go. Txtful allows you to use any messaging option available on your mobile phone (e-mail, IM, text, tweet) to run preset actions on the web. You can create shortcuts for the stuff you do most often, and you've got the power to trigger even the most complex functions anytime, no matter where you are.

Some examples of currently available shortcuts are: add movies to your Netflix queue, refill your Walgreen's prescriptions, post messages to a 37 Signals Campfire room, make restaurant reservations on OpenTable… the possibilities are truly as wide as the Internet itself.

The fact is that websites are designed for stationary use on large screens and high-speed connections, and do not translate readily to mobile use. They require too many steps, too many redundant fields to fill out, and too much content to scroll past to get even something simple done or retrieve just a snippet of useful information. Txtful solves these problems.

Furthermore, txtful allows developers to easily create website interfaces to help them automate the most important functions of their websites. It all runs on txtful servers, so there's nothing the developer has to setup and maintain beyond the actual XML defining the interface - txtful even provides the tools to do it.

As you can see, the services on offer accommodate users ranging far and wide. I advice you to pay it a visit at the provided URL in order to see the uses you can put it to in person.

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“The fastest way to get things done on the web.”

Txtful gives anyone with a mobile device the ability to use shortcuts (bite-size chunks of functionality) which can translate simple messages into action on the web. Users can customize their shortcuts to work exactly as they'd like them to. They can name each shortcut after something easy to remember, decide which bits of info should be automatically inserted every time, and if they ever lose their phone, there's just one place to go to shut it off so that it can't be hijacked.

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