Mon, Jan 19th, 2009 |
Unwrapp is a brand new application that enables you to keep on top of all the web applications you use, by notifiying you when there are new versions, features or upgrades of the services in question.
Of course, you need to proactively indicate which applications you use for the tool to be useful, but Unwrapp has made this remarkably easy by offering a comprehensive directory to pick services from, a powerful search engine that shows you results for web apps you’re looking for but also a list of similar or related ones, and a bookmarklet that lets you ‘unwrapp’ any web application you access with just one mouseclick...
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