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Managing tasks is generally not a fun way to spend your time. We created Remember The Milk so that you no longer have to write your to-do lists on sticky notes, whiteboards, random scraps of paper, or the back of your hand. Remember The Milk makes managing tasks an enjoyable experience.
We began work on Remember The Milk in August 2004. What started as a simple idea soon became a huge web application with every feature imaginable (there's a reason why this took more than a year to finish!). We launched in October 2005. Remember The Milk now has more than 500,000 registered users.
Remember The Milk was created by a small Australian company consisting of three people and one stuffed monkey (yes, really). All four reside in Sydney, where they consume vast amounts of coffee while working on the service.
Emily Boyd, co-founder & interface designer. She previously founded MatMice, a website which has been used by more than one million children worldwide to create their own webpages. She has received a number of awards for her work, and is a former NSW Young Australian of the Year.
Omar Kilani, co-founder & software engineer. Omar is also the founder of tinysofa, a free small, fast and secure Linux distribution which has been deployed around the world. He is an active contributor to the open source software community, and maintains a number of projects that he has worked on during the development of Remember The Milk.
Ab Kilani, software engineer. Ab recently graduated with his Computer Science degree from the University of New South Wales. When he's not busy coding, Ab enjoys playing soccer, trivia, and eating icecream.
Bob T. Monkey. Remember The Milk is Bob's very first job, but he has already made an extremely valuable contribution, writing several thousand lines of JavaScript while the other team members relaxed on the beach. Bob is an inspiration to other young stuffed monkeys hoping to break into the web scene.
Hiroshi Miyazaki, blogger. Hiroshi writes the official Japanese blog for Remember The Milk, and is the service's biggest fan and supporter. Hiroshi is a devoted husband, a software engineer, and loves tempura and sukiyaki. He is positive and likes the web world.
