If you can make a list, you can make a blist. If a blog is a web log, well, a blist is a web list. A blist is a list with some structure.

You can create all kinds of useful blists – one might be a list of dates, like a calendar, another might be a list of contacts, like an address book, a third might even be a collection of pictures, books, wines, or stocks.

blist lets you organize all these lists, connect one list to another, and share any part or all of the information easily online.

Create. Organize. Share. Connect.

Kevin and the team are working on some really cool stuff that the rest of you are going to have wait to see (I’m under one of those survivor-esque NDA’s where I have to give Kevin my first born if I say anything). But you can go and sign to be on their beta list here. And if you’re a Seattle entreprenuer, then definitely look up Kevin – he’s up for pizza at Zeke’s down in Kirkland.

Startup observation of the week – should startups provide computers and software anymore?  Is it necessary – everyone who works in tech seems to own their own laptop and with free alternatives to practically all software today from productivity apps like office (zoho, open office, google) to even programming and graphics apps as well.  I know there have been plenty of posts about how its 10x to a 100x less capital intensive to start a tech or web-based startup today, but this is part of that story.

Food for thought.