Quick Pitch: Moredays helps you organize your life and save your memories in a fun and simple manner.
Genius Idea: A digital calendar-scrapbook combo with the elegance and style of a classic Moleskine journal.
You likely approach your daily calendar of events and to-dos with a practical, can-do frame of mind. But what if, by simply documenting these events with whimsical sketches and stickers, you could turn everyday chores into colorful, living memories?
This is the intention of Moredays, a private beta startup with a singular focus on the aesthetics of staying organized.
"The vision is to help people organize their lives," Moredays co-founder Filip Molcan says. He argues that the average person is put off the complexity and poor design of online task managers, calendars and productivity tools. "We believe that people would [organize their lives] if we gave them tools they like."
Simply put, Moredays is nothing more than a fancy digital calendar for entering events, tasks, notes and contacts. But Moredays possesses an attention to design and detail that, in a perfect world, will make chronicling your life's events as nostalgic as doodling in a notebook.
The idea is that you don't just enter an event or task on Moredays, you breathe life into with your photos, a Google map, or artsy sketches and cutesy stamps.
Moredays launched its beta product three weeks ago and currently has 5,000 users. The experience is rough around edges, no question, but the product does have a dreamy appeal to it that makes us anxious to see how the experience is further refined through bug fixes, must-have feature additions -- think coming-soon Google Apps, Evernote and iCloud syncing -- and the release of iPhone and iPad applications in a few weeks time.
Moredays is based in San Francisco and is currently bootstrapped. The startup is seeking to raise its first round of funding.
Mashable readers can sign up for early access to Moredays.
Series Supported by Microsoft BizSpark
