Torsten Jacobi IMd me about Jeteye. He informed me that it is a new startup started by David Hayden, the founder of Critical Path and Magellan. From their about page:

Search, save links and images, make notes and save it all in what we call a jetpak. Think of it as a contained agent that holds everything you put in it, lets you organize what's there, send it to friends and let it be searched.

No, you don't have to submit your name, but you do need to login and dream up a cool Alias to create jetpaks. They get rated by the rest of us users...so if rankings rock your boat, you're going to love this!

It's all about putting all the information you find interesting in a jetpak you can then easily find again. Title it, tag it add more later. Pour your heart out or add notes to searches you want to pass on or don't want to forget. As a matter of fact, search everyone else's jetpaks so you can figure out how to finish that overdue paper. It's so much cooler than bookmarks and search alone is so '90's. Take what you want, add what's missing and organize it so it works for you.

Go take the tour and create some jetpaks. I don't think I'll get into creating jetpaks. But, I like browsing them. (Especially this one.) If anything, I think that the presentation of jetpaks are indicative of the future of search results pages.

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