Hey Product Hunt, I’m Angela, one of the makers of Get Kelvin and I’m so excited for our launch on Product Hunt! How do you discover websites today? Most of us type a query into a search engine, get a list of results, and click the top returns. Allow me to point out some of the problems with this model. 🤖Your search results are SEO driven and ad-cluttered, curated by corporate algorithms that have their own best interests at heart. 👁Your search results aren’t visual; you don’t get a chance to see a website before you visit. 🕵️‍♀️There’s no way to tell if anyone else liked or disliked a website and what reviews they gave it. 🗂You can’t organize a set of websites into a beautiful collection and share it with people. 😞Browsing is often an isolated activity - one that can be lonely, repetitive and uninspiring. Get Kelvin solves these problems and we’re only just getting started. We’ve built a word-of-mouth search engine, where community members rate and review websites and organize them into awesome collections. We’re taking a community-centered approach to discovering and reviewing websites of all kinds - and we’ve found that sharing websites is a fun and amusing way to get to know people better. After 9 months of hard work, we are thrilled to introduce Get Kelvin. Get ready to experience a new internet - one rated and curated by humans! With Get Kelvin, you can: ✅ Discover awesome community-curated websites and collections - sort them by topic, filter by highest rated, search for anything! ✅ Add as many websites as you like using our Add Site functionality or our browser extensions. ✅ Share how you feel about a site using our fun emoji slider. ✅ Leave a review of a site, or join a conversation with other people who have the same site in common. ✅ Create beautiful public collections of websites (they can be anything - favorite designers, best indie games - you get the idea) ✅ Create beautiful private collections of websites for your personal use (reading lists, research, etc) ✅ Discover completely random sites using our Encounter Feature We can’t wait to welcome you to Get Kelvin. Happy Browsing! 😻🤩 ----------------------------- In case you were wondering, 👍At Get Kelvin, we don’t show ads or sell our users’ data ❤️437 members have discovered 2401 websites, left 2658 reviews and created 96 collections 💫We are a fully remote company with 7 team members working all over the globe 💜We are passionate about transparent feedback - if you’re a member, you can give us feedback and upvote other people’s feedback at beta.getkelvin.com/feedback ----------------------------- 🎉Offer 🎉 Get Kelvin has a special give away for Product Hunters. If you create the Collection that generates the most discussion this week (Oct 17 - Oct 24), you will win a $50 Amazon gift card! The collection needs to be public and have PRODUCTHUNT in its description. Winners will be announced October 25th! If you have any questions about the contest, tweet your questions to us @GetKelvin. -----------------------------

This is a fantastic idea and product that brings the web back to the early communities that brought us close together. I'd like to see this take off and remove the disconnection we are feeling today with Facebook and other social networks manipulating our data for research. Bravo Kelvin team!!!

I've been testing Get Kelvin out for a while now. What I'm most impressed with is the speed at which the Kelvin team is able to build out features and iterate on their product. As a user and a maker, what I found most useful was being able to share my own web apps to a community that seems genuinely excited about new sites and ideas. I think they're on to something with the collections feature. It's a great way of grouping sites/ideas together and seems better than bookmarking because it allows for a discussion.

i think this is awesome, we don't even try to think how we could replace google and other search engines model.. before I read your pitch I didn't question browsing itself as how we can design it better. I like the kelvin approach

I have been using Get Kelvin for a couple months now and would heartily recommend it to anyone who is at all nostalgic for peculiar kind of magic the Internet had in the 90's. Do you remember when going to a website was like opening a portal to a new world? Or trading these websites with friends to see their reactions? At it's best, this is what Get Kelvin harkens back to. Including just enough social integration to feel like a community, it manages to avoid the numbing tribalism and mob mentality of mainstream social media. Feel good about the internet again.

The best part about Get Kelvin is having a place to immediately share those hidden gem websites that you run into while on an internet wormhole. And seeing the ones that your friends find on their internet journeys. Those places are what make the internet worthwhile. Someone made a fantastic collection of such places: https://beta.getkelvin.com/@quab... There are plenty of other practical uses of Get Kelvin, but above all it is fun.

I've kinda tangentially found this super useful as a landing page explorer when I'm working on new projects.

I spend a lot of time looking for sustainable investments, baby products, things to do and other things I want to store together, and Get Kelvin lets me organize those in a way that's way faster and more intuitive than my former system of sticky notes, bookmarks, or evernote. And since I collaborate with my husband, friends, my assistant, etc. on these things, I need it to be easy to share and auto update. Also since these are things a lot of people struggle with (how to find investments that rank well on sustainability, social justice, etc., what stuff and resources you need for an infant) I love that I can collaborate on my collections with others interested in the same topics. Great product!

I've found everything from helpful design websites for work to an oddly day-brightening video of a man smiling into a camera for hours on end - Get Kelvin provides that mix and possibility to get you to quality content as well as much-needed rabbit holes. I look forward to finding and following people I trust for whatever reason - work, hobbies, music, etc. - and seeing what collections they come up with. It's starting to become one of my go-to places to visit when in search of something and with more users/content the experience will get even better. All the best :)

Get Kelvin is a wonderful way to find out about great websites. I save so much time by being able to go to the sites that others recommend!

Have not used it yet but already sounds great! Coincidentally I was wondering yesterday why we are still Googling stuff since the results often are not the things you are looking for and worse, they are completely unstructured. It's just a random bunch of results that happen to have the keywords you have searched for somewhere on the page. I hope this will take off!

Get Kelvin has become my de-facto website manager! Like @sophie_glover1, I love creating new collections and browsing other people's. No longer do I have to remember or bookmark a site that I'll come back to at a later time, and if I'm looking for some inspiration or advice on a given topic, chances are someone has already rated and talked about it on Get Kelvin! This can only get better with time as more people share their cyberspace findings with the GK community!

Get Kelvin is a great place to find and share websites. I often spend more time than I should looking at the websites other users have shared.

This is a actually a surprisingly great way of getting people to share the sites most useful to them which helps everyone find new corners of the internet that are relevant to them. If you're looking for new content for a specific theme like: gaming or travel, you can find new sites with real ratings quickly. What's not to like? Plus, no ads!

Being a visual person what I love most about Get Kelvin is the collections feature, being able to save my websites and then view them through a quick beautiful interface is great as well as being able to browse through other people's collections! Ive discovered some wonderful artists through it as well as tools for making my work easier!

I use get kelvin almost daily, as an interactive and a community based book mark bar. Through GK I am exposed to such a variety websites all user uploaded. GK enhances my web use, because if I find my self on interesting websites, I have the ability to share it on GK with other users in a way that is comfortable and kind of non commital...I can upload, and others can see for themselves if they want to check out the site - likewise others do the same for me- and then expand discussion in comments. It’s not at all like stumbleupon, which to me was set up like a game, so random, GK is worthwhile extension allows browsing to go deeper, and collective. I have found GK as a tool to add intelligence to my web use, it breaks me from the cycle of going to the same sites daily, by exposing me to new sites , perspectives. It’s a highly diverse corner of the internet and I glad to be a part.

I've been using Get Kelvin for a while now. I enjoy the organized chaos. It's been a fun way to bounce around and find new and interesting sites. I use it a good bit for saving and collecting links as well. Get Kelvin is a reminder of how weird and fun the internet can be.

My bookmarks are always cluttered and unorganised. Everyday, I find new websites and it becomes a hefty task to categorise and use them regularly. I find Get Kelvin to be a place where I can reorganise my habits of internet surfing and use my time efficiently without wasting any moment on websites that are not truly useful. This is a breakthrough and a much needed community-focussed initiative and I support it whole-heartedly.

Great job on creating this. There has always been a huge need for something like this and personalization is the way of the future.

Great product!! Now I can keep track of sites with ease and don't have to go through the bookmark. LOL