Has this happened to you? While surfing the web, you find something that you might want to purchase. Unfortunately, you’re not ready to buy at that moment or you’re interrupted by something else such that you move away from that page.
At some point in the future you remember the item, but now you don’t remember at what website or under what category you had found it. If you’ve experienced this before, then Buzzoop can help. Buzzoop.com offers a way for you to catalog all of your online shopping information so later you can retrieve it and decide if you really want to buy it. Buzzoop is easy to use. Buzzoop automatically captures product information for you when you visit a site that other members of the Buzzoop community have already visited and where they have cataloged items. If members have not visited a site before, then Buzzoop gives you a way to manually capture the necessary information. All the information that is captured (either manually or automatically) is cataloged for your future reference by using the Search capability. Keep track of your online window shopping with Buzzoop.
Buzzoop.com In Their Own Words
“buzzoop is a social cataloging service that helps you catalog and retrieve at a later time what you’ve looked at while window shopping on the WWW. buzzoop is also a community where information that you catalog, while window shopping, is shared with your friends, family, and other members of the community.”
Why Buzzoop.com It Might Be A Killer
Buzzoop.com has an attractive interface with an adorable icon. The site is easy to navigate and has a useful FAQ section. The site also features many useful screen shots in the FAQ section which will help users get an idea of how the application looks. Buzzoop is a great concept because it is very easy to lose track of where you have visited while searching on the web. Buzzoop is also easy to set up and free.
Some Questions About Buzzoop.com
Are their any tools that will automatically organize the items you have searched for, such as creating files for apparel, technology, etc..? It would be a fun feature if community members could comment on cataloged items. 
