djhomeless

I'd love to get some feedback from the HN community about my startup. We are a mostly bootstrapped crew of ex-Apache guys, who wanted to solve a problem with search in the "real time/social" era.

http://www.nsyght.com

The goal was to give people the ability to perform real time and archival searches across their social graph. This includes the ability to perform faceted searches, searching only your friends, and most recently Twitter lists as well. Our list support is pretty cool (I think) because it combines elements of lists (people), and saved searches (phrases or tags). So, next time you go to SXSW, you can have a searchable list containing a few of your favorite bloggers/friends, but filtered by the term SXSW.

We have a lot of cool stuff coming up - but as we are a small (but dedicated crew), would love to hear what everyone thinks.

Thanks all! Geoffrey

nsyght is a different kind of social aggregator. While similar to Friendfeed and Cliqset, nsyght is not trying to replace social networks, but to enhance them. We are able to not only aggregate your own social information, but also information from your friends, even if they are not nsyght users. So, instead of joining nsyght and being forced to spend time re-friending people you already follow, and having to rebuild your “communities” from scratch, nsyght does this for you. nsyght supports: twitter, facebook, digg, flickr and more.

We do a lot of pretty cool stuff too: - threaded discussions, even x-network (Facebook and Twitter) - Inline videos and photos - e-z sharing of stuff from one network to another - pretty powerful search, you can filter it in a variety of ways - see what's trending/popular too

http://www.nsyght.com

Thanks everyone! We are a small but dedicated team based in London and Turkey. Would appreciate any suggestions or comments you guys may have.

Geoffrey