The ab|inventio Gazette

Congratulations to the newest member of the QLess family, The Boiling Crab on being featured in the LA Times!

“Eating crayfish — also known as crawdads and mud bugs — is not for the squeamish. The more adventurous suck the juices from the head. Piles of cracked and shredded shells pile up in front of diners. The seafood smell hangs on customers’ clothing. But customers keep returning, and out-of-town visitors even buy pounds of crayfish to bring home.”

The article mentions that with TBC’s success, they’ve seen “lines out the door every night”.  Their customers are gonna love QLess!

–Tim

Keeping tabs on your business metrics has never been easier! You just have to see it.

One of our early investors was happy enough with what we are doing that he sextupled his investment in the abInventio fund. Thanks!

Simply click on the more… link on the home page to browse people, sorted by search popularity.

It’s not enough to be a semantic engine that understands the meaning of queries. Whozat also ranks search results for their relevance to the query. Say you’re searching for the American Automobile Association.  A semantic engine without relevance ranking returns a Wikipedia article about the AAA as its top result. The AAA’s site is not among the top 20 results at all. Whozat, in contrast, returns the AAA’s website as #1 –in addition to a Wikipedia article about it.

My Chrome installation failed, but those who managed to get Google’s new Chrome browser to work on their machines said Whozat worked flawlessly with it.

–Alex