Friday: "Through" to the past to review life

Friday start interface and record interface Friday search interface and "through" interface how to record the bit by bit in life? Someone writes a blog, some people send micro bo, some people play Renren (Weibo), and some "petty bourgeoisie" people like to buy a beautiful book, write and draw every day. But either way, there are always a lot of things that can't be remembered, such as what phone calls you make, what messages you send, where you go, and so on.　　American start-up company Dexetra launched a "Friday" mobile phone application, hoping to let users "through" to the past, looking back at the nuances of life. Open Friday, users need to use Gmail account login, and a sync. The app will automatically crawl all emails in Gmail accounts, as well as all call and SMS records. If authorized, Friday will also be able to crawl the personal homepage of Facebook, Twitter and other social networking sites, as well as the check-in records for location-based services such as Foursquare, phone memos and scheduling, alarm settings, etc. It consolidates the content and renders it in a single page in chronological order.　　In this way, users can review what they have done in detail, and choose a time point to "cross" to see how they spend one day. Friday also has the ability to use GPS to depict the road map that users walk through.　　It will be the route of the user on the map marked with red line, the location of the stay is a small banner, click to view the time users stay here, and do those things, such as the photos taken, what micro-blog. In addition, users can manually record what is being done in the Friday, such as "Reading Harry Potter", or sudden thoughts such as "I miss my Girlfriend".　　This function greatly enriched the coverage of the Friday, so that it truly becomes "no memory." Friday with search capabilities, users can query records through keywords or tags. But it also has a very useful function: data analysis. For example, it will tell you how many calls you have made to your girlfriend over the past one months, how many calls your girlfriend has made to you, what the average length of time is, and remind you to be more proactive.　　This makes Friday no longer a passive recording software, but a little bit of a smart assistant. Compared with Facebook and other social networking sites, Friday does not rely primarily on users to "Manually" update content, but by automatic crawling and intelligent analysis.　　As a diary software, Friday not only can remember, can write, can search, but also "through" to the past, the user's life trajectory at a glance, compared with similar software quite new. Friday Web site: Friday (Yan Fei)