The main objective of this website is to provide users the ability to create, maintain and share comparisons easily.

As explained in our previous post, for the moment, we have few content, we need to create more. Indeed, we depend on users generated contents to become a more interesting service on the long-term basis.

For few days, or weeks… (testing phase…) we prefer to limit the registration access and the ability to create, modify comparisons to early-adopters users that request an invitation. Moreover, only members are able to comment comparisons matrix, vote and rate on items contained in the comparative table.

But actually it is quite easy to become a full member (first, it is free of course), you just need to contact us and request an invitation. For that, you can comment on this blog post, tweet us on @socialcompare account, or send us a private message on contact page of socialcompare.com website.

By the way, the video tour (screencast) displayed in the homepage still refers to the first version of SocialCompare, we will try to update it as soon as possible.

Please do not hesitate to test the service, send us feedbacks and also please help us to communicate about this new web service (tweet, post on your blog/facebook…etc).

Thank you!

as a visitor on the site:

• explore and search comparisons in any field.
• access to comparative data in various languages, the web interface is available in english and in french for the moment.
• display, hide or invert columns or lines at your convenience.
• sort or modify columns and lines order of comparative table.
• make new comparisons in live by selecting criteria and contents to be compared while you navigate on SocialCompare’s site.
• publish comparisons on you website or blog, or share web link to your social networks (facebook, twitter…).

as a member of SocialCompare: (it is free to become a member)

• make easily new comparisons from scratch or importing data from various sources.
• share comparisons to the SocialCompare’s community
• participate, modify existing comparisons.
• translate comparative data into another language.

I will try to detail more specifically some features or show you a concrete example of comparison matrix in my next post…