Window into WEB

You often use WEB for research. Wouldn't it be nice if someone can collect all relevant information at a single place and you can view it from multiple perspectives? Conversely, you collect information on a topic, build a concise view and share it with others. WokiDoki is exactly that application to help you do so quickly and easily.

In other words, WokiDoki is an application for building concise views of information on the WEB by filtering, organizing and enriching it. All information on a topic is organized under an umbrella called Super Page. Users can create as many super pages as needed, typically one per topic. Users can also share super pages with others and update collaboratively

Used by individuals and teams for building knowledge base, reference pages; republishing a different perspective of information; and knowledge sharing and collaboration.

How is it different from Wiki?

WokiDoki is partial reversal of Wiki and therefore the technology is called Kiwi.

WokiDoki works in the reverse direction of Wiki and therefore its platform technology is called Kiwi. Whereas, Wiki is mostly about building new content; WokiDoki is about filtering, summarizing and organizing the content already available as WEB Sites, Blogs, Wikis, RSS feeds etc.

Wiki allows creating links to the external content and similarly WokiDoki allows creation of new content. But WokiDoki focuses more on reusing the existing content and therefore it provides features to do so easily.