Too funny not to share…
Koogle is a ‘kosher’search engine that enable devout ultra-Orthodox Jews to search the web without stumbling into sexually explicit or inappropriate material. The site caters to rabbis who want to search the web but fear being visually assaulted my immodesty or pornography. Cleverly named, Koogle is a play on kugel (yum)+ Google.
The best part: it doesn’t run on the Sabbath.
I’m overwhelmingly proud of my good pal Lex, who recently launched FamilyFridge, an online tool to help families stay on top of hectic schedules and keep track of significant life events.
FamilyFridge cleverly combines social-networking features with organizational tools like shared calendars, birthday lists, reminders and photo sharing all secure behind the ‘family firewall.’Private information can be stored securely in the Freezer section and although you probably won’t log in everyday, FamilyFridge saves the day when you forget your grandparents’wedding anniversary or need your cousin’s mailing address. It’s also free to use.
You can check out Lex’s video pitch on BBC’s Dragon’s Den.
