Everyone has the need to accomplish tasks while away from their computer. Why just keep adding items to your "to-do" list when you can get them done?

The problem, of course, is that websites are designed for stationary use on large screens and high-speed connections, and do not translate readily to mobile use. They require too many steps, too many redundant fields to fill out, and too much content to scroll past to get even something simple done or retrieve just a snippet of useful information...

Txtful gives anyone with a regular mobile phone (Smartphone/iPhone not required) the ability to use "shortcuts" (bite-size chunks of functionality) which can translate simple messages into action on the web. Users can customize their shortcuts to work exactly as they'd like them to. They can name each shortcut something easy to remember, decide which bits of info should be automatically inserted every time, and if they ever lose their phone, there's just one place to go to shut it off so that it can't be hijacked.

The real value of txtful though is to the developers. Anyone with a web presence can very quickly create shortcuts to help "automate" the most important functions of their website. It all runs on txtful servers, so there's nothing the developer has to setup and maintain beyond the actual XML defining the interface - and txtful even gives them tools to do that. And, because we worry about getting txtful on all the various mobile platforms, developers can get off that merry-go-round. Build once for txtful and you're done. Best of all it's free.