Snoozebot: iPhone App Launched by Local Philly Folks

By Eric Tuesday April 14, 2009

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I always get pretty psyched when I hear about Philadelphians and their tech-related projects, but I almost never seem to get around to writing about them. This is mostly due to being lazy, playing way too many video games, and getting far too excited about crafts. Thank goodness for the dudes over at Technically Philly. I get my tech community updates from those cats, and they’re always spot on. Someday I’ll steal them for myself. I could use a little more Brian James Kirk in my life.

But I digress.

One of my pals, Laris Kreslins, shot me an email the other day about an iPhone application he’s been hard at work on, which launched a few weeks ago. Called Snoozebot, this simple, handy little app serves as a snooze button whenever you need one. You can set it up in 5 or 10 minute increments for whatever purpose. Naps, workouts, remembering to harass your bloggers to post more… whatever!

You can check it out over at the iTunes store if you’re interested. And let’s face it. You are.

Congrats Laris, to you and your whole team.

Snoozebot @ iTunes

About the Author

Eric spends most of his time writing, taking pictures, reading, and hanging out with his (somewhat famous) chinchilla Mittens and bunny Rory. He teaches writing and literature at some local Philadelphia colleges and works in publishing. He knows absolutely nothing about sports, and is proud of it.

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3 Comments

razor phone covers on Tuesday 14, 2009

I’ve got to get into blogging.
Mark Schoneveld on Tuesday 14, 2009

Pretty cool, except doesn’t the iPhone already have a Snooze button? I hit it 12 times every single morning!
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