Ranting Kenya

Today I had a brilliant idea for a Web 2.0 site. I wanted to create a site where you could post a list of item you want, links to info sites about them etc. Of course add all the usual Web 2 functionality and integration.

I did a quick search on the net and found nothing that lived up to what I had envisioned. So I continued along my regular day.

Later, I see a list on somebody’s website to something called wishlistr. Just by the name I knew I had found the site I wanted to use/create/make millions with.

Now that I’ve seen the site, used it a bit, let me say that I cannot surpass this website in its execution even conceptually. Beautiful interface, perfect simplicity, browser integration, blog integration, the works. It even has gift suggestions. Check it out.