Solmetra launches shopping list service

September 4th, 2007 by qemm

Hi there!

We’ve just launched our newest online service - Knotler.com. It’s an innovative approach to a hundred years old issue - personal shopping list management. We’ve employed AJAX to make creation of your shopping lists easy, fast and hassle-free. We’ve also made sure your lists are available through vast array of mobile devices and interfaces, including iGoogle, mobile phones, PDAs, even legacy WAP browsers. Why? Because writing on paper sucks!

Each list can be collectively edited by many persons simultaneously. Without any registrations, email, and all unnecessary BS. Yes yes - we’re aware that your wife can add those damn cosmetics for you to pick up on your way home while simultaneously removing your six-packs. We’re working on it :)

Give it a spin and let us know what you think. It’s free. And you know it’s cool because it has a BETA sign…

P.S. What the name Knotler means? No f***** idea.

6 Responses to “Solmetra launches shopping list service”

  1. ignas Says:

    Sveikinu!

    Saunuoliai! Nemaniau, kad Lietuvoje yra daranciu tokius idomius Web 2.0 projektus ir dar orientuotus i uzsienio rinka.

  2. eshopper Says:

    Shopping List is a Great Thing. That makes Online shopping a Breeze.Also With so many services like paypal/eBillme Online shopping is becoming More and more secure and Pleasing.

  3. comparison pricing Says:

    Doing shopping online is great and is fun to find the right price from the comfort of your home.

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  5. Home Shopping Says:

    wow its a great thing…

  6. Home Products Says:

    another innovative technology that provides shoppers convenience way in shopping by just merely staying at home, facing your computer you can do shopping its hassle free…

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