Remindo.com, a social productivity and intra-office collaboration applications which help businesses of all sizes get more done, today announced that its Web platform is publicly available for anyone to use for free.

Remindo.com delivers a effective way to collaborate and communicate with co-workers and teammates. Combining the best features of social networks, group messaging, project management, knowledge management, competitive intelligence, and file storage, Remindo.com delivers the simple productivity boost that businesses need.

When someone joins Remindo.com with their corporate e-mail address. Based on this verified address, Remindo automatically add them to their corporate network. At this corporate level, they can use the company ‘Talk’ to anyone in the company about whatever you’re doing or share links – either professionally or socially. In addition, they can also gain access to any shared corporate resources, including file storage and announcements.

Continued yar Khan, “While other tools focus too heavily on either the social aspects or on the productivity aspects, we believe we’ve hit the right mix of features to drive both user adoption and dramatic productivity gains in the corporation, while helping promote communication and community in the business. Think of Remindo as the single place where companies can get Basecamp-like project management, Twitter-like communications, i-Drive-like file storage and iGoogle-like information delivery all managed with through intuitive UI.”

Other features of Remindo app includes – Personal Dashboard that combines feeds from virtually anywhere on the Web and one can mix business and social information in it. And when you see something that’s relevant to the company, you can instantly share it with your team in just a few clicks.

Remindo.com has built-in personal profile pages, similar to social networks, where you can share information about yourself, both personal and business-related. For any level in the corporation, Remindo.com gives users a place to send out quick updates similar to that of ‘tweets’ of Twitter of about anything on their mind. It can be about a project, it can be about the weather or the latest sporting event, or it can even be about lunch. This ability to ‘tweet’ gives a business a way to communicate that shared and open, yet secure and private.