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Playing around with Jott, Custom Link Contacts, and Web Services!
08/19/2008 03:51:10 PM by Chris Toohey
I've been playing around with Jott later - which allows me to dial into a (free to setup and use) account, and either leave myself a simple message or send that message to one of my contacts. The coolest part - it doesn't send an audio clip of my voicemail, but rather transcribes (and pretty damned accurately I might add) your message into text.
It's pretty slick, and something that I've been using to take mental notes over the past few days.
Today - while playing around - I saw that you have the ability to basically create a contact in Jott that is basically a conduit to a Web Service! This means, with the addition of a few Domino Design Elements, I could easily create an alternate publishing source for content on this 'blog.
The Jott Developers Guide gives a pretty simple overview of exactly how this is done, and it looks like it will allow integration with any HTTP POST-enabed solution (and thankfully Domino allows POST!).
I'll play around with this over the next few days - around some major data architecture tweaks to Match Maker to get it juuuuuuuuuuuuust right - and report back my findings, as well as some code, for those interested.
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Don't forget that you can also Jott to other people and other services. Like Twitter, Zillow and RememberTheMilk for starters. I have been using it for over a year and find myself using it more as I see the value
I LOVE Jott... especially as I spend so much time in the car and that's when I think of all the reminders. I have it on speed dial, so I hit a button and then I can forget about it.
The web services with Jott is cool, too. I wrote about Jotting to Amazon on my site, which is awesome as I always want to price check when I'm out doing physical shopping.
-->http://momelettes.com/2008/06/use-jott-to-organize-your-life/
@Jess... I sent jott.com to my wife thinking she would like it; from reading this post. I was there when she read my message, she replied. "I already know about Jott, I read about it at momelettes.com".
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LOL Yancy!! That is too funny!!! I talk about it all the time because it's so damn useful. I should get commission from them if they actually start charging for the service. ;-)