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Hey lucb1e, thank you for your feedback.

In answer to your questions:

do you support Symbian?

Unfortunately not, it only works for android.

Does it integrate with the OS; Whatsapp; Nimbuzz? Pidgin on Linux?

It basically is fully tested on the native android text messaging app, and it should work for anything that sends out texts, provided they are up to specification and broadcast the standard events.

Thank you for taking the time to comment, and I appreciate your feedback.

-Yevgeny Chertov

Thanks for the typo :D

in regards to 2, I'm glad you asked, I hope to integrate phone call, social network management as well as email all into a single platform, where, in the end you have list of messages you have to go through

In direct answer, just extend the idea to different mediums.

Thoughts? Feedback?

Hey Guys,

I wanted to hear your feedback on this startup I have. I just launched our product about a week ago, and it is called re:me. Right now you are busy, you could be in a business meeting or perhaps in a class. You receive a text message, read it, and make a mental note to respond later. Several hours go by and the inevitable happens, you forget. This could be benign, like the girlfriend or boyfriend that texts you a lot, or it could be a client.

So re:me seeks to solve this problem. re:me builds a list of messages that you have not responded to yet. It works with your native text messaging application, so that you don't have to change your habits. As you respond to people, the messages get cleared from your re:me list. By shifting the focus away from whether a message has been read or not, and putting the focus on what you need to do next, re:me will help make sure that your most important people are never forgotten again.

Right now re:me works with only SMS on the Android platform and we are the only SMS management tool in the Google Play store. However, moving forward, re:me will integrate email, social network mailboxes and phone call tracking. With this, it won't be just a casual program, but rather, a message handling platform for professionals whose livelihood depends on managing their communications, people such as consultants and independent contractors.

I'm very much interested in hearing feedback from you guys.

Yevgeny Chertov