Filed under: Finance, Internet, E-mail, Web services, Social Software, Beta, web 2.0

How many web pages do you login to every day? There’s your email accounts, social networking sites, bank and credit card web sites, online stores, and entertainment web sites. That’s a lot of passwords and URLs to remember. PageOnce aims to make things a lot easier by letting you view all of your online accounts in one place.

The site is in private beta, but if you visit TechCrunch, you might be able to score an invite today.

As soon as you’ve got your account up and running you can start adding online services to your PageOnce homepage by clicking the “Add Content” button. Up pops a window with a handful of popular services like Facebook, MySpace, Gmail, Yahoo!, Blockbuster, and Netflix. But PageOnce doesn’t stop there. You can also associate your login information for airlines or travel services like American Airlines or Travelocity. And you can add your bank account information too.

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