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I think the Daily Digest is great. I would also be good to get a weekly digest on a monday (or sunday to be configured) so you have a look ahead for what you have on that week? I know you can look at this online but having it in the inbox on a Monday morning would be great (even better I could then forward to my partner)

I used another reminder service that was much more primitive, but it did let me choose where each reminder should go. A work reminder could go to the work address, a family reminder could go to my home address.

I'm not a rabid GTD fan, but I do like the idea of having to-do lists and reminders ready for different contexts. There are things I want to do on my lunch hour at work that I really don't need to see on a list at home. There are times I might want a text message when I'm out on errands, but I don't need it for every message.

I'd even be happy if I could just specify where messages would go, by tag. For instance, an @sms tag could override my usual setting and send a text message just this one time. Everything with a @work tag could be send to my work email and so forth.

What I've done for now is set up two different Sandy accounts, one using my work email and one using my home email. That way I'm not distracted at home by work items and vice versa. I hope having two accounts isn't against the Terms.

I have finally found a way to get my full daily digest to me from my phone and its now read to me!

If you are already using www.jott.com you might know of the new jott my feeds where you can have RSS feeds read to you. Currently i have my daily digest sent to my email every morning. But that does not help me if im not near a pc. so if i could turn my email from sandy into an rss then i could make my daily digest email an rss.

so what you need to do is tell sandy to send a daily digest to your email every day. then create a filter to forward that email to xxxxx@mailbucket.org and have your news reader pick it up at mailbucket.org/xxxxx.xml (where you choose xxxxx, having checked that it's not already in use).

so now your daily digest is made into an rss at mailbucket.org/xxxxx

go to www.jott.com and create a new jott feed. and in the feed url put http://mailbucket.org/xxxxx.xml

hope this helps anyone

I would like to be able to set a rule for how sandy should act on certain forwarded emails. The application I can see is I get emails from my power company saying i have a bill due. If i forward these emails to Sandy, she replies that i didn't tell her what to do. I'd like to be able to tell her, for instance, that if the email contains "From: <NoReply@domain.com>" remind me in 5 days. It won't be perfectly accurate in all situations, but this would allow for some automagic notifications of things that come in via email maybe a little less regular than a bill :)

I saw someone asking about an AIM Bot for Sandy. It made me think about those bots and how you can ask them questions like finding movie times and numbers for theaters, etc. I also know google has a sms text address to ask for locations and numbers to restaurants, bars, etc. What if Sandy did something like this with text or email? I think it'd be great 411 type service.

I am currently using google calendar/gmail as my core calendar and email applications. For off-line use I have synchronized these with Mozilla's Thunderbird w/lightning plug-in. I like Sandy but would like to sync it with these other apps so there is one master calendar, task list, alerts. Sandy would be the app which notifies me and how would often get updates into the system (e.g., "remind me of ..."). As an aside I have Jott synchronized to google calendar which is cool -- it would be nicer to synch Jott to Sandy.