Back in September we wrote about
Memolane, a semi-stealthy startup that had raised $2 million to help "rediscover your social life on the Internet", but wouldn't give us much details as to what they were actually up to. Today, the company is ready for its public debut. Right now, your online presence is scattered across a lot of sites. This has been true for years, and it's a problem that's also spawned plenty of startups, including Friendfeed.
Memolane is the latest from this breed of startups, but it's taking an approach that's a bit different from most social aggregators: it's all about telling stories. The site will display your online history in an interactive timeline, and it will also let you collaborate with friends to tell a story using your tweets, photos, videos, music, and more. The best way to really experience the site is to browse a timeline:
check this one out.
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