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Engagd among the top 5 apps in Australia


Ross Dawson has published a list of the top 60 web apps in Australia in the BRW this week. At number 5, our very own Engagd.com - the engine that powers Attention Profiling for the web at large as well as Particls version 2.

This is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the development team. A huge thanks to Ashley Angell, Paul Jones and Jon Cianciullo who have been working tirelessly to manage, build and polish the Engagd platform.

Particls itself came in at 21. That will change of course once we launch the new version!

Thanks to Ross for his hard work compiling the list and including us.

Ashley went to Sydney to demo Engagd at the celebration party. By all accounts it was a big success. Somehow he made a developer platform interesting for a non-technical audience. Good work my friend!

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One Response to “Engagd among the top 5 apps in Australia”

  1. foolnsr Says:

    Engagd sounds great also, but i have to read and run today - where can i find out more ’bout this app. it SOUNDS reading ‘tween lines like some tricky RSS feeds - am i close or way off line here? i ask as three of us have developed foolkit.com.au that is in throws of establishing itself as a search,research, news engine for the legal profession in Oz. thats the theory…will check back when i can read more on your apps…cheers …Nick R.

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This is a blog about using Attention Data to help users filter the noise and experience a personally relevant Internet. It is written by the two founders of Faraday Media - the creators of Particls and co-authors of APML.


Ashley Angell: Co-Founder/CTO: Entrepreneur, Code Guru and TV Addict

Chris Saad: Co-Founder/CEO: Entrepreneur, Media Junkie and Attention Ninja

Paul Jones: Chief Architect: Problem Solver, Abstraction Genius and Code Monkey