Pearltrees is a Google Chrome extension that lets you organize, discover and share the stuff you like on the web.
What do others think about Pearltrees?
- ReadWriteWeb : “I almost fell out of my chair thinking about the possibilities”
- Robert Scoble: “It's not often anymore that I'm blown away by new UI but @pearltrees delivers the goods”
- Mashable: “Pearltrees is nothing less than a reinvention of how we organize the web”
How does it work?
1. Pearl the stuff you like on the Web: A pearl is like a bookmark. It holds anything you find interesting on the Web. Click it to open it, drag and drop it to move it… or put your pearl into the trash to delete it.
2. Organize your pearls by moving them to pearltrees: A pearltree is a curation of web pages. It works like a folder for pearls. Unlike social bookmarking, no need to tag and re-tag. You can open it, close it, browse it, move it into an other pearltree or send it anywhere to share some of your interests.
3. Discover others’ pearltrees in your areas of interest: First take a look at your connections! If you want to explore more widely you can see the pearltrees most connected to one of your own pearltrees or you can search any topic.
4. Pick the pearltrees you are most interested in and follow their activity: Put some of others' pearltrees into your own pearltrees. You will see the pearls they add in real time and enjoy their discoveries on the topics you care about.
5. Drive people through your own web by sharing your Pearltrees on your site, or anywhere on the web: You can embed a living pearltree directly on your website in just two clicks. Offer your visitors a tour on the web you have curated just for them. Of course you can also share your favorite pearltrees on Facebook over Twitter or anywhere on the web
About Google Chrome
Google Chrome is a browser that combines a minimal design with sophisticated technology to make the web faster, safer, and easier.
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Requirements:
· Google Chrome
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