New Kippt Online emphasizes writing and social functions

Recently, according to "Mobile new discovery" reported that Kippt is a simple and easy-to-use network bookmarks tool, users can use it to collect network links and to organize, share, search and other operations, but also with friends or colleagues to collaborate. The latest version of the new Kippt application to further enhance the collaboration and social functions, for users is undoubtedly a good news, is worth looking forward to.

Kippt is a project of the famous American business incubator Y Combinator, the founder of two young Finnish Jori Lallo and Karri Saarinen, who want kippt to change the way people collect, share, and discuss web links and online information.

Kippt can save Web links in both simple and aesthetically pleasing lists, and allows users to search for title or body text in all content they collect and share. The latest version, Kippt, will be online today, allowing multiple users to create bookmark lists, add comments to bookmarks, or publicly share bookmarks to Kippt's online communities.

Kippt is similar to delicious, Pinboard, Evernote, and other bookmarks and document management tools, but two founders believe that Kippt's real competitors are e-mail and Wikipedia, two types of Web services. Kippt's new collaboration list allows users to add other users, allowing them to share or create new folders, and further invite more users to participate. Therefore, Kippt can fully demonstrate its superiority in the team work project, it is more efficient and "less noisy" than communicating via email or chat rooms-users can comment in the appropriate folder without having to keep "harassing" everyone's e-mail inbox throughout the lengthy discussion.

Users log on to kippt website https://kippt.com/and complete registration, free to use kippt, and this network bookmarking service also launched a more powerful "professional account" (Pro accounts), a fee of 25 dollars a year. In addition, application developers can also use the API introduced by Kippt to add to their applications. Kippt's two founders plan to continue to add more functionality to the tool, especially social features, based on user feedback. Kippt's ultimate goal is to become a large community of managed network links, like the well-known social-networking programming sites GitHub managed code. (Yau LA)