Media Buzz
Read what people are saying about Cluztr, the social browsing platform.
"I am very happy to say that Cluztr is an excellent new service to offer as a source for your Lifestream and I expect to see more people adding it as word gets out … this is a great site with a passionate founder that you should take a look at."
Mark Krynsky - Lifestream Blog
"This one stands out. Perhaps like much of society as a whole I’ve become engulfed by a wave of voyeurism, and Cluztr wets my appetite."
"It’s the Del.icio.us Homer Simpson would use."
Duncan Riley - TechCrunch
"Cluztr ... has a powerful attraction force! ... an interesting experiment, which deserves to be tested!"
PC World
"... a service which is symptomatic for our online future."
Yme Bosma
"Cluztr fits nicely with trends like Lifelogging, Lifestreams, Smart Mobs and Subscribe-to-a-friend-trend. I think this is a valuable extension."
Yuri - Inspire
"Cluztr has the potential to bring together the best of del.icio.us, Digg, and MyBlogLog in a simple to use fashion with a viral model that drives membership - real value can be delivered to Cluztr users, and Cluztr advertising/research clients alike. That’s compelling."
TechFold
"Cluztr lets you discover new sites and keep track of old ones you’ve checked out and loved without the use of bookmarks."
Profy
"They say its to share and discover new sites … but come on now, what about those websites you visit that perhaps you’d rather keep to yourself, huh? You know what I’m talking about? The guilty pleasures…. What? I’m talking about celebrity gossip rags and those stupid but so cute pages full of kittens!"
Karina Stenquist - Mobuzz.tv
"Cluztr is an anti bookmarking service that is trying to do what the rest of the bookmarking or social sharing services like Digg, del.icio.us are trying to do - bring to you the best and most interesting content and sites from the web."
Startup Meme
"Cluztr is a new web service that has an interesting idea- real time tracking of all the sites you visit. Social takes on new meaning with the Firefox add-on."
Jeremy Emberling - jeremyemberling.com
