The app is one of the most visually appealing apps I’ve come across, and it almost feels like you’re playing when you use it.

However, for me to use it as much as I would like (I’d love for it to be my ‘social journal’, which is also what the team behind it are calling it) I miss some integration with other apps and services. Let me give you some examples:

• Sleep/awake – Path let’s you tell others when you are sleeping and when you are awake. I rarely use this feature, but I always use sleep cycle and/or the alarm function on my iPhone. If I could feed info from Sleep cycle into Path, I would.
• Location – I find myself using Path more and more, when checking in. Path let’s me share check ins on Foursquare, which is great, but I find myself missing the social and gaming features when I go too long without checking in on Foursquare. Integration both ways would be cool
• Images – I post images to Flickr. Have done for years and years. And I also post to instagram. One more photo sharing service just isn’t going to work for me. But to be able to feed content in from the other two would be awesome.
• Music – obviously, I would love for Path to just display whatever I was listening to on Spotify or even what I scrobble to LastFM.
• Status – draw from Twitter and/or Facebook.

I know, that apple will probably not let the good peeps at Path grab info accross that many apps, but to the extent that the could (some are services, too, which should make it easier) I’d be over the moon.

Basically, I suppose, Path would be like Evertale for iPhone. Or I could just hold my breath and hope for an iPhone friendly vesrion of Evertale.

My kid turns one today and I cannot BEGIN to explain how much he means to me.

Happy b-day Alvin.

Your dad loves you very much.

But I really need to mention this group on Flickr. A message for Obama is a group of people sending just that – a message for Obama. To me, it is a perfect example of how a message that is presented visually (even when it’s just writing on a piece of paper) is so strong. It carries context and emotion. I dig it!

Oh, and on the humorous side, I think this guy sent the funniest message of the bunch.

Since joining Re: I’ve put my blog energy into getting Re:thinking – (our company blog) off the ground. I think the guys at Re: did a killer job on our new site (based on WordPress), and it’s crucial for me to contribute to the blog. Maintaining two Danish blogs is too much for me to cope with at this moment, so I had to make a choice, and it was a no-brainer. I’m a Re: guy now

That being said, I quite like my supersocial domain, and I’ve been struggling with a way to put it to good use. As of now, it’ll be an aggregated blog (running on tumblr) of stuff about social software. It runs on feeds from my delish-bookmarks (tagged social), Flickr-pics (tagged social), posts from this blog and the one at Re:, Tweets, shared articles from my Google reader and some other stuff.

So consider it my personal social media filter. I hope some of you can put some of it to good use, and if not you can still follow my posts in Danish at Re:thinking.

Enjoy.

While on the subject of video. Flickr now supports video! I’ve been waiting for this day to arrive for ages, and it looks promising. I am, however, SERIOUSLY bummed to learn that videos are limited to 90 secs. To me this just means that I will probably stick to using Vimeo (love Vimeo) and using the nifty little ‘share’ option.

But hey – perhaps Flickr will be the place to post Flip vids while Vimeo holds the longer vids shot on the regular camcorder.