You Caught Us

Due to some clever investigative reporting over at PeteSearch, ManagedQ has been discovered.

Our favorite blogger, Charles Knight of altsearchengines.com, picked up the story. We are humbled by the coverage. Unfortunately, we were caught a little off guard.

We apologize to anyone who tried to email our not-quite-yet-working mailboxes. Everything should be functional now.

Please explore the site and check out what we're working on. We are just now beginning to let people into our private Beta, so sign up and be among the first to experience ManagedQ.

Comments

[ITSM_Stephen]

I found you here:

http://blogs.wsj.com/marketbeat/2008/02/01/microsoft-yahoo-walking-the-fine-line-between-clever-and-stupid/?mod=sphere_ts

And I am first to comment.

I sent this link to my team. I tested a few searches out on here. I am not yet convinced this is better but I am willing to try it. I know that like most people, change to what I am used to is not always met with positive feelings. But this is interesting...

[ptamaro]

Third. :-)

Very cool tool -- it works well on a fast connection (15Mb fiber). Just absorbing it, lots of cool features, nice UI, intuitive design... great work!

[ManagedQ]

ptamaro,

I'm glad you enjoyed it. We're constantly making many improvements, including making the site load a lot faster. For now, we've found that a high bandwidth connection and a Safari web browser create optimal performance.

Thanks,
ManagedQ

[Belinda]

love it thus far, clear, fast and nicely categorises search results....

I would like the option to open one of the panels in a new tab, so that I can carry on searching the balance of the results without all the tedious back, back, back :)

[Doug]

Great search engine and all, but its forced itself as my default search engine in my toolbar and I can't remove it. I can remember another kind of program that changes default search engines... oh yeah, spyware. -_-