ViddYou Archive

The hottest startups from KillerStartups for the period ending April 11, 2007.

Eyejot.com – Video Chatting Without Installing Software

Why merely chat or text message when you could actually be video chatting with a friend, family member, or client? There are a couple of video chatting services out there, but Eyejot is worth checking out because it doesn't require installing any software. Eyejot claims to be a spam-free environment. It even features built-in support for iTunes (and iPods), mobile devices and social networks like MySpace. more info »

Trivop.com – The 1st Videoguide for Hotels

Getting to your hotel only to find out it's in the middle of the most unsafe neighborhood in the city, with stains on the sheets, and has a décor that hasn't been changed since the 60's is a thing of the past. When you use Trivop, you can choose your hotel by looking at the videos people have entered showing what the place looks like and where it's situated. more info »

Trailfire.com – Follow a Trail and Hunt Down Sites About a Certain Topic

Use Trailfire.com to sniff out a new trail and follow the path that other foxy net-surfers have already discovered. A plethora of topics are available in multiple languages. You just find a topic you're interested in and click on it to follow the path it leads to. You'll discover new ideas, advice, reviews, and images related to the topic you're interested in. more info »

ViddYou.com – The Video Blog Community

Viddyou is a place for you to document your life using videos. It includes all of the typical social site features, but the layout is nice in that it feels as if all of the videos are really just about that person's story. You can get to know the users by watching their video blogs, making it feel as if you're reading their diary. You'll want to keep coming back to watch the latest installment of your favorite video bloggers. more info »

Fauxto.com – Edit Your Images at Fauxto for Free

Fauxto is a fully loaded free online photo editor. If that hasn't grabbed your attention, then this might, Fauxto "allows you to free-transform beautiful, anti-aliased text within a layer, and then apply a multi-colored radial gradient with a variable focal point in another." Behind that mouthful of image-edit-speak, or jargon, you'll actually find that Fauxto is dressed to the nines with very cool features. more info »