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It seems I can develop the app and test it but when it comes to actually deploying it and all that is involved. Building the icon, default image, posting to app store I seem to just bet bored. Does anyone else have this problem?

I wanted to be able to forward attachments from any email client and save it to Google Drive. So I created http://muledrive.com. All feedback is appreciated.

If you're like the rest of us you're glued to the television waiting for a verdict in the Casey Anthony trial. JuryWatch enables you to leave the television and receive a text message when the jury is done deliberating so you can run back to your televisions and watch the event. Can see it at: http://jurywatch.com

Confered is a project I have been working to take the pain out of creating nice looking landing pages for your mobile app. This is often the last process in creating your mobile app and usually the most overlooked. Let me know what you think: http://confered.com

I would love some feedback on a project I have been working on here and there for about a month. The idea is to make it super simple to sell something without having to setup a store. It is just one form to post your product. You can easily sell a book you have sitting around, a dress you made, access to a url, or allow people to purchase a file. You can check it out here: http://bop.ly. You can also see something I am selling here: http://bop.ly/DgRF1

The idea behind SocialVert is to allow people to spread job referrals through their social network. So if you see a job that is offering a referral bonus, you could generate a link to pass on through your social network if someone you know takes the job you can collect the referral bonus, if they don't take the job they could pass it through their social network and so on down the line. If at any point someone takes the job everyone gets a cut of the referral bonus.

http://socialvert.com

The site called UDOA: Universal Debate and Opinion Aggregation is meant to aggregate news and bills and allow people to voice their opinion on what si going on around them. The idea being these opinions are not lost and are rolled up into topics and issues and can be extracted to understand trends.

It also offers a mashup between the news and bills in Congress so while reading an article you can read the bill it is referring to. (this is still in progress).

The site is a work in progress with some broken links and some placeholder text, but I would love feedback on the concept and if people would find if useful. Trying to take advantage of Gov 2.0.

http://www.udoa.com

A few months ago there was a lot of postings about a Yahoo engineer who mashed up Yahoo BOSS with Twitter to create a search engine that ranks links based on how popular they are in Twitter. I liked the concept, but I don't want to search, if I have a few seconds I just like to see what is popular and read an article or two about it. So thats what I did. I created

TweetBoss: http://www.tweetboss.com

Basically it takes the most popular search terms on twitter and searches Yahoo News for articles about them and then presents in a simple format. The idea being as I said you have a few seconds to catch up on some news. It is just another way to present the news. It is very first cut but I would love your feedback.

I have posted this before but a lot of comments I received were targeted towards the bad naming which I have made consistent nowm it is still a prototype though. Essentially this is a microblogging tool that allows you to post items to groups, it will grab links, auto-filter video, and allow file uploads. Posts can also be cross-posted between groups and groups can be public or private. It is like a cross between Google Groups and Wordpress and in the future twitter. My question is, do you see value in this or is it just another blogging tool without any added value?

http://www.musterblog.com

the idea here is to allow you to post links, you tube videos, images, files, and random posts to a group, a set of groups, or to the public. It will automatically interpret the links to put the proper rendering as per links or youtube videos. Let me know what you think. http://www.peerviewr.com

http://www.skuttlefish.com

Skuttlefish was envisioned while watching CNN conduct those Dial Polls during the Presidential debates. Basically this very beta service will allow you to enter a video url (YouTube only for now) and rate the video as it is playing on a scale from 0 -> 10 for positive and 0 -> -10 for negative. We also store this information to provide historic data. If you bring up a video you can click on historic data points to be taken directly to a specific point in the video.

As I mentioned it is very beta, with lots of plans in the works for widgets, more video formats, comments, etc.

Let me know what you think.