We don't know any other online service where you can save all of your valuable items in one place. You don't need a separate bookmarking site, photo site, and RSS feed reader. And we don't know of any service that allows you to also save documents, PDFs, notes, and more. And don't get us started on the Research Assistant, Groups, and other advanced functions...

Nope. What you share is up to you.

Unlimited. Seriously.

After the 90-day free trial, a subscription to Hordit is $4/month or $40/year.

Not unless you want them to. You control the privacy settings for each item.

If you're researching a subject, you don't need to do it alone. Tap into the expertise of other Hordit members. By tapping into like-minded people, you'll have access to far more items and far more valuable information than if you go it alone.

Our early adopters, not surprisingly, have been hoarders. Those people who need to gather a lot of information, organize it, and use it. Researchers. People writing books or thesis papers. But more and more people are using it every day for all kinds of uses. Keeping wine reviews in one place. Gathering recipes. Sharing RSS feeds. Accessing items on the road. It's also a great tool for work groups.

Just that. Click the note button and start typing. It's a great way to save a thought, jot down a reminder, or make a to-do list for later.

Very. Our servers are very secure. Your information on those servers is very secure. You control the privacy setting for each of your items.

Not us, if that's what you're asking. You own it. Or the copyright holder owns it. Either way, it's got nothing to do with us.

Think of it as your daily hub. This is where you can keep a list of sites you want to visit daily. If you like keeping track of blogs and other sites via RSS, you can do so here. What's more, you can read your RSS feeds and conveniently store the posts you find valuable right from the Daily Read. You decide which of your Daily Read items, if any, are visible to other members.

You don't always have time to stop and read an article. This is a convenient way to store links to items you want to explore at a later time.

Say you want to read up on a specific topic but don't want to search through all your RSS feeds. Just tell your Research Assistant what topic you're interested in. You'll get the articles you want, without having to do all the digging yourself.

This allows members with similar interests to find and connect with each other. These connections allow members to tap into a wealth of additional items.

Quite simply, two or more Hordit members who share a common interest. The focus of a group can be as broad as world politics or as narrow as your department at work. Group members can share items and participate in the group's message board. Anyone can set up a group on any topic.

Following someone is a convenient way to track people who store items you find interesting. You can visit the profiles of members you're following to see what they're storing. You can also search the public items stored by the members you're following.

It's simple. From anywhere on the Hordit site, click on "New Item" in the upper right-hand corner. From there you can select the item type, enter any information about the item, select a folder, sharing options, and privacy mode. Alternatively, if you're in the "Desktop" tab, you can click on the "Store Something" button in the left-hand navigation and select an item type.

Easy. Click on the desktop tab to display a list of your followers and items. Clicking on a folder displays only the items in that folder. Clicking on "See All" displays all of your items. You can search for specific items by entering keywords in the filter box and clicking the filter button. Items can be moved between folders by dragging.

Click the "Edit Profile" icon in the upper right-hand corner of the site.

If you want to share items with other Hordit members, you need to join groups and make friends. When you store items, you decide which groups and friends to share the item with (if any). When searching, you can search for items stored by your friends and groups. The more members you connect with through groups and friendships, the more items you can access.

Simply go to another member's profile and click on "Send Friend Request" to the right of the profile picture. A request will be sent to that member.

Click the "Messages" icon in the upper right-hand corner of the site and then click on the "Friend Requests" tab.

Click on the "Groups" tab and then click on the "New Group" button. Remember, a group can be formed around any topic or interest, big or small. And a group can be public or private. After you've created your group, be sure to invite others to join.

Click on the "Groups" tab. Page through or filter the list of public groups. When you’ve selected one you're interested in joining, click the "Join Group" button.

No problem. Go to your profile and click on the "My Groups" tab. Hover over the group you want to leave and click "Leave Group."