Infoaxe is a Search Engine for your Web Memory.
With Infoaxe every page that you visit on the Internet gets added to a collection called your Personal Web Memory. It then makes this collection searchable across all the computers you use.
How does infoaxe maintain Web Memory?
Infoaxe offer a toolbar that stores web memory. Once you have downloaded the Infoaxe toolbar, it gives you quick access to the sites you visit most. It lets you decide which pages you visit are stored in your history.
Now when you start searching Google or Yahoo, you also get search results from your history alongside the standard search engine results.
Infoaxe’s toolbar also factors in engagement metrics, like how long you stay at a particular web site and whether its traffic is climbing rapidly.
Infoaxe’s Real-time Search Engine
Recently they launched a real-time search engine based off the data it has collected through a browser toolbar. In this search engine you get latest information on products, gadgets, deals, coupons, movies, sitcoms, ebooks and more.
Company Insight
InfoAxe has raised $900K in seed funding from Draper Fisher Jurvetson, Labrador Ventures, Band of Angels and Amidzad Partners.
The startup’s co-founders are Jonathan Siddharth, who was an engineer at PowerSet, which was bought by Microsoft, and Vijay Krishnan, who is recently out of Stanford.
Recent Comments