Storymash Archive

Below are five of the newest startups according to Killer Startups for the period ending January 9, 2008. Check out previous Killer Startups posts.

Neurona.it – Your Professional Network

So you’ve done Facebook, Bebo, Linked In, even MySpace. Social networks keep popping up like it’s 1999, and you’ve kept up, to a point.Don’t stop yet.There’s one more you ought to try before you’ve had your social networking fill. The latest offering? Neurona. Neurona is for your business side. It’s a network tool that promises to help you forge new professional contacts as well as expand your personal and professional network. read more »

QuickieClick – The Quick Way To Find Bookmarks

QuickieClick.com is a social network where users list their favorite bookmarks. Make a profile and your page will be full of the screen shots of your favorite sites. Your profile will also have a list of tags and the categories of your bookmarks. You can search the site for bookmarks by searching through the cloud of tags or conducting your own keyword search. If you find a bookmark you like add it to your own list. read more »

Closetassistant – Manage Your Wardrobe

If the most memorable part of the movie Clueless was Cher’s rotating closet and her computer program that rated outfits, Closet Assistant is the site for you. The web site allows users to upload, store, and manage all articles of clothing. The clothes are itemized and organized according to type of clothing, and there is the option to include information such as color, size, and purchase price. Users can easily scroll through all of their clothing options and select outfits for events. read more »

Storymash – The Future of Collaborative Fiction

Storymash is a mashup of fiction readers and writers. It is a collaborative system of user generated content that pays all authors over 50% of all revenue made by the content they publish. So here is how it works: You’re a fiction writer and want the world to know about your work. So you will post your story to StoryMash.com. But that’s just the beginning. Other authors can add follow-up, or even middle chapters to existing chapters written by others. read more »

Jagango – Make A Mobile Website

Mobilize your content with Jagango. It takes only minutes to create your own cell phone ready website and you can leave your coding skills behind. How it works: first you’ll some content—photos, text and pics do the job just fine—next you can use Jagango’s pre-made templates to format your goods, add a logo or picture and from there publishing is one click away. Once you’ve created your site it’s stored automatically on Jagango servers and ready to be viewed by anyone with a mobile phone with internet access. read more »