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Everplaces Joins The Pinterest-For-Location Party | TechCrunch

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We've long been used to book marking web pages, then 'adding to favourites' and more, but there is plenty more to be done in this space where location is concerned. Gogobot and Foursquare are doing it in travel and venues respectively. But try going back and finding where you've been on Foursquare for instance. There are plenty of location apps, but where's the utility? Everplaces is aiming to sort out this mess by making location more more useful. A closed stealth-mode beta has been out since December but now it's open. You can download the iPhone app here. Everplaces helps people keep track of places that are relevant and interesting to them, like a personal wish list or to-do list. You can save places directly from websites, import from the now defunct Gowalla and your Google MyMaps history. More integrations are planned.

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