Back online

We regret the recent downtime we had with CoReap.

Apparently, our server came under fire from a reasonably large DDOS attack. Although we had setup a decent blanket of firewall protection, rootkit protection and even DDOS detection, but within a few hours of the attack the server started crawling down. We had to reboot it a few times in between. Once that got resolved, our host had trouble with the NOC over a different issue, and we had to face the brunt once again.

Well, one thing is for sure, we aim at operating a professional, reliable and long-term service for our users. And in that course, we will only partner with organizations who share our vision and provide a professional service. Looking at what happended in the past 2-3 days, we are really disappointed with our current host, and we plan to migrate our application to a different host very soon. This server migration process won’t bear any downtime, and we hope to keep it smooth & transparent for our end-users.

We again apologise to all our users for this unforeseen downtime, and promise to keep things stable.

Downtime

We are experiencing some unexpected downtime with our web host. We’ll be up and running very soon.

Inconvenience is regretted.

Recent Buzz

Michael Garrett (over at Profy) has reviewed CoReap:

CoReap is a great service, in the fact that it adapts to your way of searching and finding resources instead of forcing you to adapt to a new way. When compared with its competition, CoReap is the least intrusive and the easiest to get started with, if you ask me.

Thank you guys for appreciating the essence behind CoReap.

CoReap is also featured on spigit, as one of the selected 25 start-up’s, for their social networking and market simulation platform. Please checkout our profile on spigit and drop a vote/review to support us!

Chao

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Relevant and peer-recommended social bookmarks in your favorite web search engine! Need I say more? Give CoReap a drive today!

RSS, Widget, Button, in RC 3

Lately, we have been ironing out some bugs, mainly with the CoReap sidebar app. We didn’t quite plan on releasing any new features till we come out with a stable release, but due to popular demand we have released a new Tools module for CoReap users.

With the Tools module, you can publish & share a RSS feed of your recent public bookmarks, or paste a widget on your blog or web site that shows your recent public bookmarks, or add a button on your blog posts or articles web pages to allow your visitors to quickly bookmark the web page with CoReap. You can even mix your main blog RSS feed and your CoReap bookmarks RSS feed into one RSS feed with services like RSS Mix or FeedBlendr.

You can access these RSS/Widget/Button tools from the “Bookmarks” section of your CoReap sidebar. Once you add a few bookmarks, a link to the Tools module will be visible at the bottom of the page (next to the Import Bookmarks link).

If you face any problems, you can send us a quick message.