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Everyone has something they collect, stamps, video games, mobile devices, or applications. But how are you going to catalog your collection besides using Excel? Check out Squirl. They are on the move to unite collectors to catalog, organize and share their passion online. Plans start at a free level, which includes up to 200 items, three collections, and is ad supported. There is a $24.95 per year plan that has an unlimited number of items and collections. The Squirl database is loaded with collections if you just care to browse other peoples interesting collections, or see what salt and pepper shakers are out there waiting for you to grab. Build an auction tool into this application, and eBay can have some nice competition. Check out some screenshots after the jump...
Setting up a Squirl account was simple, user name, email, and password.
After receiving a verification email instantly, you are set up and ready to start your collection. Give it a name, description, and an icon.
Pick a category, and start adding images of your collection. From here, you can choose whether your collection is to be private, or public.
The batch image upload lets you do five images at a time. Complete with Name/ Title, Description, and Tags.
Your Squirl collections can easily be added to, or shared with others. So get your collection started, and let other Download Squadders know what you collect!
After receiving a verification email instantly, you are set up and ready to start your collection. Give it a name, description, and an icon.
Pick a category, and start adding images of your collection. From here, you can choose whether your collection is to be private, or public.
The batch image upload lets you do five images at a time. Complete with Name/ Title, Description, and Tags.
Your Squirl collections can easily be added to, or shared with others. So get your collection started, and let other Download Squadders know what you collect!
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Subscribe to commentsAnthonyOct 11th 2006 7:09PM
have you checked out http://www.listal.com ?
JohnNov 10th 2006 3:08PM
Hi, this is John from Squirl, just wanted to add an update about some new features we've added in the past month:
- Groups. Meet other collectors!
- 12 new categories
- Reduced pricing and more flexible options for upgrade plans (basic plan is still free)
- Numerous tweaks and improvements
And there's lots more in the pipeline. Please come by and check us out.