As people grow, move on, or switch social networks we inevitably lose track of the people who matter to us, and it’s a basic human need to reach out and get back in touch for all the reasons people want to connect.

MyLife fills market need left unmet by Google and existing social network sites, launches People Search, find everyone you know across the Web. For the first time, people can turn to one place to easily find anyone, and manage multiple relationships across social networks and other online sites.

MyLife offers the industry’s most powerful online and offline people search capabilities with a database of over 750 million profiles, and unique services to help people find anyone, anywhere across the Web.

Before MyLife, searching for people online was a frustrating and time-consuming process. General search engines are not designed to display the most relevant people search results and do not access the offline databases you have to check when conducting a thorough search. Existing people search sites have limited reach or depth of information and don’t look across the boundaries of proprietary social networks.

The MyLife is the result of the successful merger between Reunion.com and Wink Technologies in November 2008. Reunion.com’s rapidly growing user base of more than 50 million members can now quickly search more than 750 million profiles from online and offline sources using Wink’s unrivalled proprietary people search technology. With significant user traction and a profitable business model, this powerful combination firmly positions MyLife as the leader in people search.

MyLife takes people search beyond the one-shot query by offering many unique services to assist in finding people and staying connected: search via multiple criteria, see who’s searching for you, people we found for you, profile builder and many more.

From a single page, users can maintain all addresses for both personal and professional contacts in one place and keep track of their activity. MyLife bridges this current gap by gathering together contacts from all sides of life, for example, LinkedIn (for professional contacts) and Facebook (for personal contacts), all in one place. People can even categorize contacts for better organization and tracking of all the people that matter to them.