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Developed by AdaptiveBlue, Glue enables you to connect with your friends on the web around the things you visit online. Glue is powered by semantic recognition technology that automatically identifies books, music, movies, wines, stocks, movie stars, recording artists, and more. Glue works hard to make it easy for you to find out what your friends think about things you're visiting online.
AdaptiveBlue is a New York-based startup, focused on utilizing semantic technologies to create a better web browsing experience. AdaptiveBlue has been named one of the top startups by the AlwaysOn Network, Red Herring, Information Week, Computer World and Dow Jones. The company was launched in 2006 by Alex Iskold. AdaptiveBlue is funded by Union Square Ventures and RRE Ventures; Brad Burnham and Jim Robinson IV are the board members.
"The single most useful social networking tool I've encountered..."
"The deep thinking behind Glue is profound."
"One of the rare 'social' apps that I can imagine investing time in-"
"The biggest triumph of Glue is its simplicity."
"Glue binds the social and semantic Web."
