Trackle.com, une start up de la Silicon Valley, vient de lancer son site: une version très personalisée des alertes Google qui vous permettra d'être informé de (presque) tout ce qui vous intéresse. La technologie comme l'interface sont très innovantes et incroyablement faciles a utiliser. Ce site vous amène en temps réel les dernières infos de votre quartier, de la circulation routière, du prix des billets d'avion que vous voulez acheter, de la valeur de votre maison, des dernières offres d'emploi ou des résultats sportifs qui vous intéressent et plus encore. La richesse et la spécificité des informations sont ce qui différencie Trackle d'autres aggrégateurs de RSS: non seulement il recherche les mot-clés, mais il intègre l'évolution de l'information et vous amène les résultats les plus récents et personalisés parus sur le web. Par exemple il peut traquer l'évolution du prix d'un produit dans une e-store ou même sur eBay. Gratuitement.
Dans le futur, Trackle compte aussi intégrer les dernières nouvelles de vos contacts sur des réseaux sociaux.
ENGLISH Silicon Valley start-up Trackle.com is launching the public beta of its personalized Google Alerts to track pretty much everything in an internet user’s life. Trackle’s technology and interface is innovative and disarmingly comprehensive. It provides real-time personalized RSS feeds of the latest crime in a user’s neighborhood, fluctuating airline ticket prices, how much a user’s house value is down this week, updated job listings, sports scores and much more.
The breadth and specificity of Trackle’s information is what differentiates itself from other RSS tracking applications like Google Alerts, Yotify and Notify.me. Trackle doesn’t just search for keywords, it incorporates change into the keywords and provides up-to-date, highly customized information about ever-fluctuating internet content. For example, if a user is eyeing a camera on sale at Amazon.com but only wants to spend $200, Trackle will monitor the sale and provide you updates of when the camera price reaches $200. Trackle keeps all of this information on the user’s personalized site but the user can also choose to receive the real-time alerts via SMS and e-mail. Imagine if a user is bidding on an Ebay item; Trackle claims to give real-time price updates on an auctioned item. For free.
(...) Trackle, who has received seed funding by NEA (New Enterprise Associates) and other angel investors, hopes to morph into “the PayPal of tracking systems” by having a “Trackle” button on websites, such as retail sites, to allow a user to track content instantaneously.
Trackle has already started thinking towards the future by incorporating elements of social networking into the interface. For example, a user can Tweet a Trackle update via Twitter to friends and users can also share their Trackle updates with accepted friends.
Source: TechCrunch
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