Emily Boyd

Hello! I'm Emily, co-founder of Remember The Milk.

San Francisco, California
Emily Boyd
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Updates

Manage your Evernote Reminders with Remember The Milk

Yes, the cow and the elephant are together at last! Evernote integration has been one of our most requested features, and since Evernote launched Reminders last week, Bob T. Monkey has been furiously coding away. (The only time he surfaced over the weekend was when he ran out of bananas…

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Introducing Remember The Milk for BlackBerry 10

We’re excited to announce that, thanks to BlackBerry 10’s support for Android apps, we’ve been able to bring our just-updated Android app to BlackBerry 10 phones. With the exceptions of widgets (which aren’t possible just yet), the app has everything that the Android app features.

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Updates

The all-new Remember The Milk for Android (and tablets, too!)

Bob T. Monkey’s been furiously coding away as fast as his little monkey hands allow, and this Android update is a big one! Version 3.0 (codenamed “Tik-Tok”) has a completely new and intuitive interface, improvements to reminder notifications and widgets… oh, and did we mention that it’

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Featured Apps

Featured app: Speak Here Now

When you’re on the go, you can sometimes find yourself in a situation where typing a task into your phone is inconvenient or even impossible. But that shouldn’t stop you from getting it into your task list. Anyone with an iOS device that has Siri capabilities can use

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Updates

Now accepting credit card payments with Stripe

If you’ve upgraded or renewed a Pro account recently (why, thank you!), you might’ve noticed that we now accept credit card payments directly on our site. Thanks to Stripe, we now accept Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, Diners Club, and JCB. Woot! Previously, the only option available was

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Featured Apps

Featured integration: Bulk adding for Remember The Milk

Have you ever been in a situation where you needed to get a large number of tasks imported into Remember The Milk all at once? Maybe you have a list of items that you want to copy and paste, for example. For many of these situations, you can use the

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Featured Apps

Featured integration: QuickFox Notes

Inspiration often strikes in a flash. Sometimes jotting down a quick note can be the difference between an idea that turns into something productive and an idea that’s forgotten. (Bob once told me he wrote 35 additional verses for Bananaphone but forgot to write them down.) If you’re

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Behind the Scenes

Surprising your significant other on Valentine's Day... with tasks!

Yes, tasks can be romantic! Here’s how one member of our team (thanks for sharing this, Grant! :) plans to surprise his girlfriend on Valentine’s Day: Are you looking for something romantic to do for your significant other for this upcoming day of love? My girlfriend also has Remember

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Featured Apps

Command line task management with rumember and Milkmaid

Are you a command line ninja who’s looking for a way to manage your tasks without leaving the terminal? These two apps may be just what you’re looking for: rumember from Tim Pope and Milkmaid from Marius Grigoriu. Both are open source Ruby apps focused on fast and

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Featured Apps

Featured app: Cheqlist

Have you been searching for an application to help manage your tasks on the desktop, but haven’t yet found one that seems to “fit in”? Try Cheqlist, an app created by Eric Wendelin with two goals: “make managing tasks very efficient and look sweet on your desktop”. Built on

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Featured integration: Rainlendar

When it comes to your tasks, the balance between keeping them “in your face” and keeping them out of the way can be a tricky one: you don’t want to forget about them because they’re hidden from you, but you don’t want to see them so often

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