Indianapolis Web Firm Launches Online To-do List Twodue.com

October 25, 2006; 02:38 AM
Small Box Consulting and Design has launched TwoDue.com, a free project management Web application for businesses and individuals. Jeb Banner and Joe Downey founded Small Box Consulting and Design in January 2006 when Banner left the local auction house Antique Helper which he co-founded. In addition to Web design, Small Box's services include new media consulting, SEO (search engine optimization) and Internet marketing.

Twodue.com was developed as a company side project by partner and CTO Joe Downey to compete with the popular online to-do site Tadalist.com. Like Ta-Da, TwoDue.com is password protected and completely free to use. Small Box CEO Jeb Banner said, "We liked some things about Ta-Da but felt the functionality was only half way there so we basically built a site that met all our project management needs."

Small Box is looking to position itself as a company that can create business tools for other companies. Banner continued, "We use Web-based applications as business tools everyday and we feel TwoDue.com is a top notch application for businesses and individuals looking for an online organizational tool."

Looking into the future Small Box has started partnering with other businesses and organizations. Banner said, "We feel there is a large amount of room for collaboration between forward thinking companies looking to utilize Web 2.0 technology. We are looking to help companies create web based tools for themselves and their clients."

Twodue.com is a free password protected online to-do list.