Manage Your Online Lists With FlexLists

FlexLists offers you the ability to create, store, and share your lists. Keep track of addresses, tasks, your CD collection - whatever.

As I played around with this service I was pleased to find that it kept up with me — no delays in switching screens or refreshes. When viewing my lists I wish there was a way to reorder them by dragging and dropping. But you do have the ability to give things priority and sort on that.

In addition to the ability to export your lists as CSV (comma separated values) files, I found two other methods of access that I haven’t seen on other like services. One such method is via RSS. Not only could this be a benefit to the list’s creator, but can also help with team members to stay on top of such information.

Another access method unique to FlexLists is that you don’t necessarily have to create an account to store your lists. Instead, you could use a unique URL to go directly to your content for that list. I surmise that creating an account is preferable and then share your lists, but there may be cases where wouldn’t want to deal with yet another login and just go for the URL access.

[tags]flexlists,organizers,web2.0,tasks,online service,collaboration,lists[/tags]

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