helps you remember small but important details about the people you meet.
What is it?
FarleyFile is a new social utility inspired by an old idea. We help you remember all those small and trivial, but very important details about the people you meet and come in contact with. With FarleyFile you'll never be caught off guard trying to remember your acquaintance's kid's names or their favorite drink. By reviewing your prior knowledge of someone you'll be prepared to interact with them on a more personal level, letting them know that you've gone the extra mile and are truly invested in the time you are sharing with them.
Want to give it a whirl?
We're rocketing towards private beta. Sign up now and we'll get you in the door as soon as it's open.
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FarleyFile is currently under development, but here's a quick peek at the features that are heading your way. Check out this full screenshot.
The Files
Just enter your contact's name and you've created their file. You can then tag the file with a relationship so you can remember how you're connected to this person.
Stats
In the stats section there are numerous set fields to capture factual information like age, family members, hair color, pictures and more.
Preferences
In this section you can store likes and dislikes. Start with a tag, add an item then mark it like or dislike. For example: tag-music, The Shines, like or tag-drinks, pepsi, dislike.
Notes
This section is a freeform notepad for jotting quick blurbs of info.
Mobile Editing
You'll be able to update your files from just about anywhere: Text messages, Email and Mobile Devices.
Multi-user Editing
With our Premium Subscription you can have an unlimited amount of files as well as the ability to have multiple users edit the same account. Great for people with assistants and secretaries to help them stay on the ball.
Why are they Farley files?
Farley Files are named for James Aloysius Farley, who was Franklin Roosevelt's campaign manager. Farley kept a file of info for anyone he or Roosevelt met. With this method Farley kept himself and the President on top of the details giving their meetings an affect of sincerity. Farley Files are now commonly kept by politicians and businesspeople.
Our inspiration and knowledge of this bit of history came from the 50's Science Fiction novel Double Star by Robert Heinlein.
Blog
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E-mail us
Questions? Concerns? Comments? Talk to us: farleyfile at gmail dot com
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