Mixin [WebApp]

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Mixin let's you share your daily agenda, say where you'll be, what you'll do, make propositions or say that you're available. You can do it from your current calendar application, by Email, SMS, IM or via twitter. If you are using Twitter, Mixin watches your updates and recognizes 'plans'.

Mixin gives you few suggestions about your next update: "plans", "proposes", "is available", "is" and "would like". Typing (plans) "to write about mixin @office today" will recognize "office" as the location adding more information and "today" being full day on the date posted the message. You can also be more specific such as "quarter to six", "twenty five to nine" and so on..

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