Zumbl

Zumbl was an online chat service where users could converse with strangers anonymously.[2] Users could "tag" each other on the basis of their conversations, which were indicative of their personality and were reflected in their avatars. Zumbl built users' pseudo-anonymous identities and matched them with strangers who shared common interests.[3]

Zumbl
Type of site
Online chat, Avatars
LaunchedNov 1, 2012[1]

The service is now defunct.

Awards

Zumbl won Samsung Innovation Awards 2012 on August 9 for the use of sentiment mining technology to find out the users' intent and depict them graphically through the users' avatars.[4]

gollark: Also, the borders and anything near them (!!!) are apparently exempt from constitutional protections against excessive search?
gollark: I mean, mostly. There's the no-fly list, so not *entirely*.
gollark: Bye then, enjoy your whatever.
gollark: It seems to *mostly* be the US.
gollark: I mean, extreme poverty and such are going *down* in most countries, and literacy and good things like that are going up.

See also

References
  1. "Zumbl Crunchbase".
  2. "Techcrunch, Zumbl.com Is Like Chatroulette Without The Privates".
  3. "Chat with strangers". The Times of India. 2012-08-27. Retrieved 2012-10-05.
  4. "Indian startup incubated at Toronto's DMZ wins Samsung award".


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