Whrrl

A service called Whrrl, from a Seattle company called Pelago Inc., will soon begin logging the places cellphone users visit -- right down to the name of a specific establishment.

Phones Will Soon Tell Where You Are 2008

Pelago's service, which is called Whrrl, will track the attractions that people visit through GPS chips in their phones.

Coming Soon to a Phone Near You 2008

Pelago, a company that offers "social discovery and location sharing" through an application called Whrrl, available now; iControl, a home automation and monitoring service slated for the Q1 of 2009; ng: moco, an iPhones games company which will ship its first titles later this month which is live on the AppStore and

Internet News 2008

Pelago †"social discovery and location sharing through an application called Whrrl which is live on the AppStore

GartenBlog 2008

new application for iPhone users called Whrrl 2.0.

Original Signal - The best of Web 2.0 2009

new application for iPhone users called Whrrl 2.0.

Medlogs - Recent stories 2009

Like the popular Foursquare and Gowalla apps, Whrrl and SCVNGR are primarily social services that focus on connecting like-minded people.

A Rewarding Life Through Apps Elizabeth Woyke 2010

Whrrl, for instance, grants users points when they share their locations and recommendations about those places with hobbyist groups called Societies.

A Rewarding Life Through Apps Elizabeth Woyke 2010

NEW DELHI -- Online-coupon company Groupon Inc. has acquired the stake of Reliance Venture Asset Management in Seattle-based Pelago Inc., the creator of Whrrl, a location-based social network product available only to U.S. customers.

Reliance Venture Trades Pelago Stake Divya Guha of Mint 2011

If that sounds hopeful, then at least immediate competitors, such as Loopt, Brightkite, Whrrl and Gowalla – which launched at the same time and event as Foursquare – have fallen by the wayside.

Dennis Crowley: Don't think of Foursquare as a game 2011