The Joovelers

Jooveler launched the Beta version of a mashup module that enables any user to create and monitor a list with his favorite news and topics search queries to be fetched and tracked from Twitter messages. The application is available at www.jooveler.com/twitter.
First thing, users will search their favorite topics and terms using Jooveler’s Twitter search interface. [...]

First stage of Facebook Connect implementation on Jooveler has been released last evening. Our visitors can now choose to connect the two web applications - Jooveler and Facebook -, and share their profile information over these networks.
For instance, after you will successfully synchronize your accounts by clicking on “Connect with Facebook” button under the top [...]

Everyone knows that Yahoo! address book can be remotely accessed by third party applications. Jooveler has implemented this feature now, by allowing you to sign in to your Yahoo! account (on their website) and then redirecting you back to our website to do two things with your imported friends list:
• connect with your Yahoo! friends [...]

Past week we’ve launched Jooveler’s Facebook application, that extends Jooveler’s capabilities by opening the system to your travel needs via your Facebook friends’ network. Here’s what it does so far:
Synchronize accounts
You will be able to synchronize your Jooveler and Facebook accounts to work together in sharing pertinent information needed for displaying your Jooveler pages on [...]

Few days after our startup, we continue to work on adding new useful features to Jooveler.
The news for today is that we’ve introduced a new commenting system, specific for the travel inquiries. On each travel inquiry’s page, any website visitor or traveler, that has some suggestions to help the traveler who launched the inquiry, can [...]

Did I mention yesterday that I’m currently working on two main modules? Well, it looks like there will also be implemented more comprehensive relationships between Jooveler users, before actually launching the website. I initially planned this for Tier 2, but it seems more natural and simpler to build this web tool in this fashion, so [...]