foldier is the web-based tool for searching, aggregating, organizing and
sharing personal content, whether it’s on a personal hard drive or in a Web application.
We have the ultimate operating platform in the Internet.
Since there are plenty of interesting applications created every day,
what we really need is a way to organize ourselves by capturing references
to all our content in one “place”.
And we must be able to access and share our content quickly, however much we generate.
Most of all, as our content and the underlying data expand, they must be completely searchable.
This is why Michele Ursino established foldier. No matter how many networks and
applications a person joins, foldier will scale to include new content organized within a
taxonomy created by the content’s owner.
The technology (patents pending) links services and applications organically, over the Web,
so that people can use them, and the Internet, in the way that suits them best.
foldier works on top of existing technologies to operate through a single web interface.
The interface collects and distributes pre-designated information across all types of digital media as
well as conventional desktop storage systems.
Using search based criteria, foldier “grabs” data precisely
and organizes it following the user’s rules, regardless of the original location of the data, keeping
everyone’s files updated with the same version. In less than five minutes, the technology enables a
person to create a foldier account, and begin capturing and sharing all kinds
of information. Members can even create RSS feeds to make select content publicly accessible.