Demo Girl

Meshly gives you a way to quickly post links to your own space and the Meshly community through your IM client. Users can vote and comment on the posts and you can place posts onto specific channels.

At first, I thought that it was another Twitter, but it’s not really about letting people know what you ate for breakfast. It’s more about sharing interesting links and then voting to get those links on the popular page. So, let’s say I find a cool article on Lifehacker, I can just send an IM to Meshly with the link and a brief description and it’s instantly shared with the Meshly community. Channels are created to help you find what you’re looking for. Here’s my screencast tour of Meshly:

Flash Demo 3m

Found on: StartupSquad

MoodMill gives you a way to manage and share your moods online. It allows you to quickly update your mood and give a brief description why you’re feeling especially happy or especially annoyed. You can subscribe to your friends MoodMill and create a different avatar for each mood you may be feeling.

MoodMill is a lot like Twitter and Jaiku but it’s still in way early development so there aren’t very many features available. I do like the idea of sharing your mood with your friends so I just added my MoodMill feed to my Jaiku account as I did with my Twitter feed. Here’s my screencast tour of MoodMill:

Flash Demo 2m35s