As always we listen to your input – besides bringing back the sub domains (see below) we’ve also nuked the top bar for good! So now when you follow an entry from a collection you’ll go straight to that blog post / tweet / clip / etc without that top bar frame. Hope you like it!
GOD JUL! (Merry Christmas in Swedish)
We’ve finally recieved and made all transfers necessary regarding our new domain name Collected.Info. It’s good because it really tells what the service is about. Collected. Info. And also we’ve changed our Twitter user name to @collectedinfo. And moved this blog to blog.collected.info. Please enjoy, follow, read etc!
Get Collected.at in your iPhone! Go to http://collected.at/m/ with your iPhone (might be as good looking in other mobile phones but we haven’t tried yet, please report!) to read your collections on the fly/run/bus! Bonus tip: When in Safari on your iPhone – click the +button and choose “Add to home screen” and it will feel almost as good as a custom iPhone app!
New design for the startpage, both for logged in users and not logged in users. Logged in users will now see todays hot posts and the collections they visit the most on the start page (as of your request!). Also you will get reminders of untagged collections etc. Any other feedback greatly appreciated!
The users at Collected.at soon has collected over 7 000 feeds. And to clarify on that, we count only unique feeds. So if 18 people have the same feed (The Sartorialist) in their collections we only count it as one feed. So the 7 000 feeds is 7 000 UNIQUE feeds. Impressive even though this is just a thin slice of what the Internet has to offer. Keep exploring and collecting, kids!
Some more nice words on Collected.at?
David Report (English)
No Legacy (English)
Journalisten (Swedish)
Webbsverige (English)
Daniel Åberg (Swedish)
Design Journal (German)
Nice words (we hope!) on Collected.at:
Galveston (Swedish)
La Brujula Verde (Spanish)
The Ap Of Cr.Ap (English)
Weird Science (Swedish)
Webbfeber (Swedish)
No Legacy (English)
Collected.at is a perfect tool for making a place where everything you like / love / endorse online ends up on the same web page. For example you can merge…
Loved tracks at Last.fm
Videos you like from Vimeo and YouTube
Favorited tweets from Twitter
Images from Dropular
Etc! Examples: myfavorites.collected.at, lovedtracks.collected.at
We’ve been up and running for a little bit more then a week now. We have 524 users that have created 1124 unique feeds (we count every feed as one, even though they might be added to several collections).
