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LiL: India's Answer to Twitter, More
Pankhuri Bajaj, Aug 28, 2008 1930 hrs ISTLifeinLines, a.k.a LiL, allows you to share your experiences and thoughts instantly through email, voicemail, video, SMS/MMS, and Gtalk.
There are moments in life that you wish you could share with other people right when you're experiencing them. For this, there are blogs, forums, and of course, social networking websites. However, these platforms often miss the euphoria of the original precious moment - the "right here, right now" zing.
This is where LifeinLines comes in. LifeinLines, a.k.a LiL, is a place where you can share your experiences, thoughts, and opinions instantly through email, voicemail, video, SMS/MMS, and Gtalk - something that even the most popular social networking sites miss.
This essentially means that with LiL, as long as you have an active mobile phone or Internet connection, you would never fall short of ways to share memorable moments.
Even as LiL Beta was formally launched yesterday at a venue on the IIT campus, the website has been functional with select members since earlier this year.
The startup is the brainchild of IITians Ankur Dattani, Founder and Director, in collaboration with Maninder Gulati, Executive Director.
"LifeinLines is a chronicle of your life which is created as and when you live. It's a chronicle because it's a collection of little moments in your life that get lost in the rush of ongoing life," says Gulati.
"Some of these moments are that you want to eternalize, some of these are moments that you want to share with your friends, and vice-versa. None of the existing social networking sites offer this facility of actually recording and capturing your life's little moments," he adds.
Using LiL
After a quick/elaborate registration, you can add contacts from Facebook, messengers such as Yahoo and Hotmail, or email accounts such as Gmail, Indiatimes, and Rediff.
The website has a simple and intuitive interface, and offers users an option to share their LiL moments publicly, with select members, or privately.
You can start sharing your LiL moments here.
This is where LifeinLines comes in. LifeinLines, a.k.a LiL, is a place where you can share your experiences, thoughts, and opinions instantly through email, voicemail, video, SMS/MMS, and Gtalk - something that even the most popular social networking sites miss.
This essentially means that with LiL, as long as you have an active mobile phone or Internet connection, you would never fall short of ways to share memorable moments.
Even as LiL Beta was formally launched yesterday at a venue on the IIT campus, the website has been functional with select members since earlier this year.
Left to right: Ankur Dattani, Founder and Director, and Maninder Gulati, Executive Director at the launch of LiL.
The startup is the brainchild of IITians Ankur Dattani, Founder and Director, in collaboration with Maninder Gulati, Executive Director.
"LifeinLines is a chronicle of your life which is created as and when you live. It's a chronicle because it's a collection of little moments in your life that get lost in the rush of ongoing life," says Gulati.
"Some of these moments are that you want to eternalize, some of these are moments that you want to share with your friends, and vice-versa. None of the existing social networking sites offer this facility of actually recording and capturing your life's little moments," he adds.
Using LiL
After a quick/elaborate registration, you can add contacts from Facebook, messengers such as Yahoo and Hotmail, or email accounts such as Gmail, Indiatimes, and Rediff.
The website has a simple and intuitive interface, and offers users an option to share their LiL moments publicly, with select members, or privately.
You can start sharing your LiL moments here.
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