The idea for Inkzee came up after our founder arrived late to pick up his girlfriend. The excuse he gave her was that he had been reading feeds but had lost much of his time reading things that talked about the same topics. He realized that when important news hit the wire, it was reported by multiple blogs and news sites turning what once was information into a noise avalanche. So, after ranting for a while about the problem, he started to think about the problem and how to solve it. Each day after that first rant the idea of solving that problem started to look less crazier, and so Inkzee was born.

Inkzee is an online feed reader that employs our developed semantic algorithms to detect posts that talk about the same things and groups them together.

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About the team

Alex Barrera Founder

Alex holds an MS in Computer Science from the Polytechnic University of Madrid and is specialized in Artificial Intelligence fields. He worked 2 years in a Spanish startup as a R&D Engineer before becoming an independent consultant for another 2 years. After attending summer sessions at UC Berkeley in 2006 he came back to Spain with some ideas to start a company. After trying different ideas, he began Inkzee in August of 2007. Email: abarrera (AT) inkzee (DOT) com