cluug technology

Yesterday I tried Cluug on the iPad, testing how it behaves. It works like a charm, the only point where I had to get creative was with the features implemented as hover-over actions.

One of the most powerful features of Cluug is its ability to relate (or link) your things. This can be done manually, or by using Cluug's powerful recommendation mechanism that suggests potentially interesting things, both from your personal data but also from public data sources. Watch how you can use relations and recommendations here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0qrWvGdnfE

Cluug Tutorials is a series of screencasts that demonstrate useful features. See the first part about the Cluug bookmarklet here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kS05rgCrw-M

During the upcoming weeks I will give some details about the internals of Cluug — how it works, and what's behind the scenes.

As you may have already seen, Cluug manages your things — these are the ones that represent your information. Everything may become a thing, starting from a Web page through an email message through a file on your hard disk. But not only digital stuff can become a thing. People, projects, locations, topics — everything you can imagine can become a thing.