Pocketmod.com - The Pocket-sized Personal Organizer

Everything is being scaled down to fit in your pockets these days- cell phones and cameras are just two examples- so a personal organizer comes as no surprise. However, the PocketMod is not your standard organizer- it is free, recyclable, and totally customizable. In fact, the PocketMod is simply an application that allows you to print a few pages of text (or images or information) on a sheet of blank paper, and fold it up into a mini-book, to carry in your pocket. If that sounds too basic, the PocketMod has dozens of widgets that can be incorporated into the final product- from grids to calendars to games (like sodoku).

“The PocketMod is a small book with guides on each page. These guides or templates, combined with a unique folding style, enable a normal piece of paper to become the ultimate note card.”

PocketMod is great because it can be used in an infinite number of situations, by so many types of individuals (students for tests, business leaders as a guide for presentations, travelers as an entertaining game). I also see incredible potential in the “information” widget- users can print articles from their RSS feed to PocketMod- and voila, you have a portable, compact way to read the days news.

How much information can actually fit on a page? It is presented to be as much as is necessary, but I wonder if the pages start becoming crowded and the text too small after just a couple of paragraphs.