Wridea is another Web 2.0 webservice which allows to keep your ideas online to do not loose them. Wridea is produced by Octeth Technologies which offers some interesting commercial applications: oemPro, docAuthor, kbEditor etc. Ideas can be placed into different pages and belong to different categories (maybe using tags will be better).
There is a social constituent too. You can add or invite friends, share ideas between them and so on. If you don’t worry that somebody may steal your ideas this’s right place for you.
Tag: webservice
Keep and share your quotes with DingQuot
DingQuot is an interesing, social webservice which allow to keep and share quotes. It has pretty simple imterface and supports tags (sure, it’s a Web 2.0 time!). This is a beta version (sure, it’s a Web 2.0 time!). So, don’t be surprised if you find some bugs (multi-language content and page encoding, for example). But it’s definitely right place for quote fans.
[via Sr-ultimate.com]
More than simple wiki
WetPaint is a new webservice which offers a web space to build your own site using functionality similar to a Wiki and a more feature-filled Content Management System (CMS):
Wetpaint powers websites that tap the power of collaborative thinking. The heart of the Wetpaint advantage is its ability to allow anyone — especially those without technical skill — to create and contribute to websites written for and by those who share a passion or interest. To do this, Wetpaint combines the best aspects of wikis, blogs, forums and social networks so anyone can click and type on the web.
Start your site right now with WetPaint.
Yet another blogging service
The company Six Apart, which gave online community TypePad, Movable Type and Livejounal, is going to release a new web service – VOX. What is the VOX? VOX is the place where you can blog, store and share photos, ideas, mood. It allows to keep all your favorite stuff in one place.
Submit your email to get VOX invitation here.
Find yourself with Loki
Loki is a tool for location-based search and ‘Virtual GPS’:
Loki pinpoints your exact physical location and then uses that location to make the web revolve around you wherever you are. With Loki you’ll always know where you are, make sure that others know where you are too, never get lost and always be able to find stuff nearby.
Check out how it works.