
How’s your 2010 going so far? We hope you’re sticking to your New Years Resolutions!
Sunday morning starting at 2:00am Pacific time, we’re bringing all the sites down for database maintenance. The outage may last up to 4 hours, but probably won’t take that long. We’re sorry for the inconvenience, and we hope we picked a time that will impact as few people as possible.
update: maintenance completed without any problems. The sites were down for about 2.5 hours. Thanks for your patience (especially those further East from us who had to go without 43 Things in the middle of their days!)
[Photo by andrewscott]
Are you curious about how many things you’ve accomplished this year? What your most successful month was? Whether you’ve given more cheers or received more cheers? Maybe you’re making some New Year’s Resolutions and you just want to look back on the past year. We’ve added a new feature for data nerds and anyone who wants to reflect on 2009:

It’s your 43 Things Year In Review. All the gory details in list format are also available. There’s a link to it on the right side of your profile page, like so:

When I looked at my Year In Review I noticed that I write entries and give cheers in fits and spurts. I also found a few goals from the beginning of the year that I totally forgot about. Is there anything interesting, surprising, or totally expected in yours?
We robots love our iPhones (Joe is the only robot without one). Now there’s an all new version of the 43 Things app. It’s gotten a complete UI redesign and some new features that we hope will make it more fun and useful. You can post entries with photos using the built in camera, add new goals, and review your goals, completed goals, and entries. There’s one new feature for iPhone app users only: a 0-100% progress meter for each goal.
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Carry your list of goals in your pocket
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Track progress and review your entries on your goals
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Post entries with photos
Download it for free from the iTunes Store using this link, or search for “43 things” (PS. we had to release a new app rather than do an upgrade of our existing app, so users who already have our app will have to install it again instead of upgrading). We hope you like it!