TechCrunch reviews Grazr just as we launch version 1.0 and a brand new website -
"Grazr, the mini OPML browser that puts mortal widgets to shame, just launched version 1.0. The Grazr team is led by founder Michael Kowalchik and Adam Green - who as CTO at Andover.net, the parent of Slashdot and many other sites, took the company to its IPO. What are they up to today? Something very forward looking. I really like Grazr and I think the company’s plan for the future is very smart.
I’ve been excited about Grazr ever since I first saw it in alpha. I’ve used it in many different circumstances and find it invaluable as a very pleasing way to display the living information inside OPML files. The future of Grazr is even more exciting."
At the same time Tom Morris has announced another in a line of clever Grazr mashups - Traffic reports in OPML. I'm heading to Boston this weekend (to meet with the Grazr 'gang') so I'll have to point my cabbie to this mashup ;-)
Big congratulations to y'all (and thanks for the link) on the launch and the TechCrunch coverage. It's good to see the ideas that have kept us all awake at night over the last few months embodied in a project as cool as Grazr.
Posted by: Tom Morris | September 19, 2006 at 10:15 AM
FindMeA - OPML Export function is mid-dev. Should have a v1 release by the end of the week, or sooner.
Posted by: Robin Blandford | September 19, 2006 at 06:56 PM
Thanks Tom! Keep up the brilliant work on the mashups.
Good stuff Robin, looking forward to that.
Posted by: James Corbett | September 19, 2006 at 08:00 PM
if you are in boston this weekend I invite you to stop by, or let me buy you lunch, dinner, or whatever. we appreciate your amazing work with opml, and anything we can do with opmlworkstation and search, to help, would be glad to.
jim moore
Posted by: jim moore | September 20, 2006 at 05:45 AM