#keeeb

Keeeb says that your data belongs there. After installing the extension, Keeeb shows you a video of how to use their system. After trying to figure out Pinmark.it, this is an appreciated feature.

*Ease of use

I quickly found that if you’re selecting irregularly shaped text, it’s best to do the selection first, then click on the Keeeb button second.

Keeeb stored the text of the recipe perfectly.

I also tried to store the page as a bookmark, which also worked well.

Yes!

*Privacy/sharability and the granularity thereof

Sharing individual bookmarks is done via link. It’s not clear, but according the help site, you can invite others to collaborate on a topic.

Yes!

*Comments

Comments stored and shown on the Topic page.

Yes!

*Content storage - NOT a bookmarking service

When adding a bookmark, Keeeb stores some of the content. Not sure how this works all the time, but so far, it’s been good!

When adding a selection, that works well too.

Yes!

*How does it handle text?

Well. It actually seems to handle text well.

Yes!

The content curation platform Keeeb is announcing the closing of its first seed investment round of financing. The investors (you will find a selection on http://keeeb.com/keeeb/investors) are putting a high six-figure sum into the continuing development of the platform keeeb.com.

The financing round had already been secured at the beginning of the year but further discussions with investors meant that publication has only just become possible. “When reporting an investment round, I prefer it if you can also show what has been achieved with the funds,” explains Konrad Gulla, CEO and founder of Keeeb. “The financing assures us of the continued development of keeeb.com. In particular, the fields of Keeeb for Business, Mobile Apps and User Experience will now receive a strong boost,” Gulla continues.

Keeeb is a new kind of social knowledge management service that revolutionizes working with online contents. Information such as images, text passages and videos can be saved quickly and simply from any website, grouped together and distributed to other users. During these processes, the source information is always retained. The service can be used in a personal or collaborative way, while the information compiled can be made publicly accessible or only available to a closed group, depending on the user’s settings. Keeeb has recently started to offer a visual bookmarking function for all users who wish to make a note of entire websites instead of individual contents.

Keeeb was founded in 2011 by the digital media expert Konrad Gulla and is aimed at all Internet users who are seeking a simple and fast solution for saving and locating Internet contents. Keeeb is currently the focus of considerable attention, much of which is coming from Internet professionals such as web designers, social media experts, bloggers, journalists and marketing managers, who use the service intensively and greatly appreciate its value.

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