Gyroscope

Gyroscope

21 Jul 2015
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Gyroscope is an app that I definitely want for my personal life (to track absolutely everything I do) – but their website (out of San Francisco) is pretty good on its own too. Think the 3d breakapart / breakout .js that some developers are using is pretty cool (used here after you “Learn More”).

@gyroscope_app

I went ahead and signed up – I’m on the Waitlist now – but very interested to see how it works with my info. Also, I now know that I can tell people that I’m 41 and a little over one fifth years old – or 41.266432275.

me-gyroscope

Also, it would be good to checkout one of the sample beta profiles, such as Mahdi Yusuf the software engineer for Gyroscope.

 

 

Site Found via David Walsh’s tweet:

Gyroscope is an app that I definitely want for my personal life (to track absolutely everything I do) – but their website (out of San Francisco) is pretty good on its own too. Think the 3d breakapart / breakout .js that some developers are using is pretty cool (used here after you “Learn More”).

@gyroscope_app

I went ahead and signed up – I’m on the Waitlist now – but very interested to see how it works with my info. Also, I now know that I can tell people that I’m 41 and a little over one fifth years old – or 41.266432275.

me-gyroscope

Also, it would be good to checkout one of the sample beta profiles, such as Mahdi Yusuf the software engineer for Gyroscope.

 

 

Site Found via David Walsh’s tweet:

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