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Ruzzit.
A feed of the web's most-shared stories, built at night by a French developer in Montréal, that launched on Product Hunt in 2015 and returned as apps in 2017.
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Ruzzit launched on Product Hunt with the tagline 'A new tool to find the most shared content on the web!'.
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Ruzzit 1.0 launched on Product Hunt ('Be the first to discover new viral content'), and co-founder Anselme Trochu published his account of the project the same day, saying v1.0 was live on desktop, iOS and Android.
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A Hacker News post, 'We just released our app: Ruzzit - Be first to discover new viral content', linked ruzzit.com.
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Ruzzit's Medium account announced 'Ruzzit UK', a localised feed of viral content from British sources alongside the US edition.
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“A new tool to find the most shared content on the web!”
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“A new tool to find the most shared content on the web!”
Ruzzit is a tool that allows users to find the most shared content on the web. Why use Ruzzit? Simply, to enjoy great content that the internet is constantly producing. Many websites produce great content but it can be a challenge to find the best content. We found that generally speaking the best content is also shared the most. The main audience is the mass viral content lover... However Ruzzit could also be used by marketers or news companies to find real time stats and content about certain topics, events, gossip, controversies etc
- Topics
- Photography, Social networks, Video
- Location
- Montreal · Canada
In our words: The listing described Ruzzit as a tool for finding the most shared content on the web, built on the idea that the best content tends to be the most shared. It was aimed at lovers of viral content, and it suggested marketers and news companies could use it for real-time stats on topics and events.
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