Use Skitch And Maps To Remember Your Neighbours’ Names

Use Skitch And Maps To Remember Your Neighbours’ Names

If you’re horrible with names, you know the embarrassment of forgetting who your neighbours are. Finer Things in Tech recommends using a maps app and the annotation app Skitch to keep track of those neighbour’s names.

The idea here is incredibly simple. Finer Things in Tech explains it like so:

Spreadsheets aren’t really my thing, so I used Apple Maps to zoom in on our street to the point where we can see basic house structures and took a screenshot. Then I opened that shot with Skitch for iOS and started annotating. It’s not a painstakingly polished system, but it’s working for now.

Sure, it’s a bit over engineered for some people, but if you really can’t remember those names and where they live, it’s a system that works. At the very least, it beats trying to peek in their mailbox in the middle of the day.

Moving tip: Use Skitch and Maps to remember new neighbours’ names [Finer Things in Tech]


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