Introducing ERLY.com: Organizing your life(logging) experiences

Just got a note from Eric Feng, the founder of Erly.com announcing their first product based on organizating Collections of one's lifelogs e.g. photos, videos, notes nto wonderful productions. Eric was an entrepeneur in residence at Kliener Perkins Caufield and Byers, and KPCB is an investor.

Check out their blog (http://blog.erly.com) for more info about Erly as well as an intro video about Collections, their first product. Or go to http://erly.com and give it a try. The team sollicits your feedback.

The concept and organization of the the Erly system corresponds to several Total Recall concepts: structuing one's life into segments of autobiographical memory, organizing content into collections, and providing various visualizations to display stories. Friends can add content and life segments can be uploaded to the social media sites.

Memolane: A MyLifeBits for bits you thought were lost at all of your social networks

Memolane is a social network for memories.  It allows you to see all your online social content in one place by pulling it into a beautiful timeline of your online life.  It's like a scrapbook that creates itself.  You can go back in time and see your first ever posts to Facebook, Twitter, photo sites, etc.  

You can look at my own public Memolane at www.memolane.com/gordonbell to get an idea of how it picks up content to create an aggregate timeline of some aspects of your public life.

Basically, Memolane allows you to get your life as projected into cyberspace and project whatever aspects you want on a nice timeline. g