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Friday, August 18, 2006

Create your own customised search engine with Rollyo


Create your own customised search engine with Rollyo. Rollyo allows you to 'Roll Your' own search engine that fetches results from a maximum of twenty-five Web sites.

Register on Rollyo, enter a list of Web sites and a probable list of suggested search terms as tags, name your search engine, choose a category and your search engine is ready to roll results. You may choose to keep it private or get a separate URL and make it public.

I created two search engines on Rollyo.

- My Rollyo Indian airfares and travel search
- My Rollyo News from India search


posted by Chirayu @ 4:02:00 PM