Oneswirl Archive

Below are four of the newest startups according to Killer Startups for the period ending March 4, 2008. Check out previous Killer Startups posts.

Tumiu.com – Track Your Trips

Tumiu.com is a new photoblog cum Google maps service. The idea is that you use it to map your trips, and upload images of the places where you’ve been using the maps, so that whenever someone points to a place in the map, they get to see all the pictures that other users have associated with that particular location. Users also keep a blog commenting on their experiences and photos, so that they are not just random shots but can be better understood. read more »

ExBoyfriendJewelry.com – The Post-Breakup Marketplace

That diamond you received from your ex-boyfriend may have lost its sentimental value when you broke up, but it certainly hasn’t lost its monetary value. Enter ExBoyfriendJewelry.com, a site where you can sell or trade jewelry that you received from your ex, blog about him and the breakup, commiserate with other newly-single gals, or go shopping for a cute new ring to wear in place of one your ex gave you. read more »

Oneswirl.com – All Your Data in One Place

OneSwirl allows you to manage your entire cyber life from one webpage. This lifestream aggregator service allows you to put all of your activities in one place making it easy for people to follow you. To get started, you simply provide your username to the different services that OneSwirl integrates with and they will be updated every 15-minutes on your page and RSS feed. read more »

Bloggoat.com – Search the Blogosphere

Although dogs are more well-known for fetching and retrieving things, BlogGoat shows that goats can as well (at least when the object in mind is blog information). The website is a search engine for blogs. Users simply enter in a search term, and click the button; results can then be separated by date or relevance. The blogs that form the search results are truly “underground”- you will be hard-pressed to find any with Alexa Rankings or a marketed name. read more »

RealMee.com – Control Your Online Self

Big Brother getting you down? The internet can be a cold, cruel world especially if you’ve got a couple of compromising photos you’d rather not have seen the light of day show up Johnny Doe’s Facebook page. For the less than tech savvy, controlling internet identity can seem like a difficult, if not impossible task. Who controls Google, anyways? With RealMee, you can take your internet identity into your own hands. read more »