WWWRAAL - a Web 2.0 start up on a quest to change the web experience

Some of us are the type of people that keeps things in order and some of us aren´t. It´s as simple as that. I´m not one of them i.e. the everything-in-order-people. My physical desktop is a mess and my computer folder structure is a mess. From time to time I take the bull by the horns and tidy it up, but then, a month later. Same mess. So, wwwraal need to take care of this.

Our services will be something people use everyday for years to come. There will be a decent amount of data to keep track of, not super-amounts, but still. Automation is a must. Just think about it; somebody who constantly keep tidying up behind you. For each day you mess it up that somebody will spend your sleeping hours to put everything in order again.

Well, a touch of Utopia of course, but we will take order to a new level in areas where people really have problems today. Well, keep tuned and we will enlighten you.

We are coding. A couple of thousand hours left before we are close to our great vision. New ideas always in the heads of our super creative crew. Focusing on existing development is a Must. Anyone who thinks the idea and vision of a new product or service is the hard thing to come up with are so wrong.

The realization and keeping that first enthusiasm up for 1000, 2000, 4000 hours. Thats the hard part.

We are in a wonderful part of development. The features are getting in to the GUI and we are able to start using the stuff we have invented. Bugs is something that is out of focus and developing as much as possible is in focus. To all of you developers and visionaries out there, keep up the good work!

The question is at first looked upon as a joke, and it might just be. If so, the answer is: really, really HUGE… like awesome! But you could twist it to something interesting. A lot of research on web usage today points to the fact that people are limiting the number of sites in their “use portfolio”. Some report says 10 top sites, some says 100. Lets say it´s 50; wouldn´t it be nice to get easier and better access to them then a mediocre access to all 8 billion pages?

wwwraal is about creating a new web layer on top of the existing and take it from there. The impact on search, content quality, criticism of source and efficiency for the users, single or communities, will be beyond your imagination.

Well, it should not require a rocket engineer to figure out that wwwraal is a combination of “www” and “graal”. We are all great Monty Python fans of course, but that´s not why. The Holy Graal is supposed to bring eternal life to whomever drinks from it. And that is what wwwraal is all about; eternal life!<br><br>It will change the way we look at web content and how we evaluate it, from many perspectives; its correctness, its life-time, its source, its relation to other content etc.