Meosphere connects people by their life lists. It’s about you, your life adventures, hence, this sphere o’ me, or Meosphere.
It’s about documenting your experiences, places you’ve been, things you’ve eaten, movies you’ve seen, songs you’ve listened to, words you use, people you’ve seen—it’s a little bit of everything. There are maps for plotting cities you’ve ventured through, countries you’ve seen, states you’ve visited. You can view your Meosphere as a graph or as a text based list. You can share your list and compare it to your Meosphere pals. It’s perfect for the tedious list maker.
Meosphere.com In Their Own Words
“Everyone has one, though most are undocumented. Your meosphere is everywhere you’ve been, everything you’ve done, and everything you want to do—it defines your own personal world, in a very personal way. Meosphere.com collects a plethora of deep questions (and shallow topics)—and then gives you the chance to document how they may have shaped your lifetime and personality. Creating an official meosphere is a perfect way to impress a date. (“Wow, you’ve really eaten all of the world’s spiciest peppers? Baby, you are hot!”) It can leave a legacy for your grandkids. (“Grandpa’s first car was a 1980 Chevette, poor guy.”) It can even help you determine what you’re going to do the rest of your life. (If you can play Ping-Pong in just one more country, your dream will finally be complete.) So what’s your meosphere? Jump in and create yours now!”
Why Meosphere.com It Might Be A Killer
Meosphere acts as a virtual scrap book. It keeps track of all the millions of pieces of things, experiences etc that make up your life. And you can leave out the glue and the scissors. Hassle free way of memorializing your wonderful life.
Some Questions About Meosphere.com
Basically this site is just a compilation of lists. Will this appeal to the masses? How does it compare to similar listing sites? Can lists really capture life experiences? What about photo integration? 
