The human brain is designed for service not for the so-called multi-tasking. allyve.com can help. Thus, multitasking is a real breeze. Daily communication networks on the Web, by SMS, email, as well as through various other channels is hard to deal with. The human brain is designed for service not for the so-called multi-tasking”wrote the focus in a current report on the topic.

Here, the Hamburg-based company allyve.com can help. Every day we are inundated with a flood of information we can not longer useful filter. It becomes increasingly difficult to separate the important from the unimportant. “We make multitasking easy with allyve.com: our website provides an instant overview of what new is there for the personal accounts, social networks, news and favorite pages” explains Julika Balasooriya, co founder of allyve.com. Also enters the allyve users via universal login directly to his XING – or MySpace contacts – without another login, without click.

He can directly on access to or directly from his allyve home page from up to three free SMS send his E-Mail accounts. “So: everything in sight, with one click!” Recently, the allyve service enables parallel viewing even multiple email accounts with the same provider. Many allyve users have two or even more email addresses, which otherwise one would have to query. We make comfortable the user where he for each address can set up a so-called Widget and that parallel with one click in the view all accounts”complements Philipp Spethmann, co-founder of allyve.com. Meanwhile, you get a mail with GMX, a friend request at XING, a message on Facebook or a wink at Neu.de every 5 minutes. “This whole guide the user sees now bundled on allyve.com and avoids that the uncontrolled information overload: less multitasking, more!” Growing user numbers show that this idea among users is very good. The company has six-digit unique visitors is looking forward for quite some time in the Month. The company would like to continue this positive trend of course. This offer is extended continuously. Current events and events, such as recently the summer Olympics in Beijing, are cleverly woven in the range.