This is accomplished by means of the Facebook API and it does not require any installation or configuration on the user side, it is very straightforward and easy to utilize. When you create an alarm, just tick the box “post a message to Facebook”. You will however be required to log in to Facebook the first time a Facebook enabled alarm is created (unless you are already logged in).

This functionality is completely optional and complements the “Hall of Procrastinatinators” and your personal LateFeed.

Please be aware that anyone who are able to read your Facebook Mini-Feed will also be able to read your late posts…, so you will perhaps never be late again?

Any comments or suggestions are most welcome!

• The Settings tab includes an optional homepage field, so that you can point to your homepage, blog or other site from your LateFeed.
• Ads are only shown on LateFeed pages.
• The front page and alarm list display the most recent posts from this blog.

We welcome any feedback, either as comments to this post, or mailed to info@tikktikk.com.

I’ve read that often the best way to commit yourself to a goal and stick to it is to make sure that everyone around you – family, friends, even the public at large. … Enter TikkTikk, a new Web service that makes sure you’re punctual and timely–or else.

The review explains tikktikk.com’s very well: It’s a tool helps you be on time in a way that calendars and todo lists don’t.