On my socialization list of places, Zorap is in the top 10 social fun places and may become number one with a few other enhancements that would make it stand out more than it already does.

To the Owner and Zorap developer team, you have done a swell job of bringing this type of place to the Net! What you have created here is like one of those “too good to be true deals”. It honestly is a feature rich user-friendly on-line application with top notch functionality to have started about eight months ago if I am correct.

Thank you Zorap team, way to go!

First, the logo was created in about 10 minutes using Microsoft Paint.
Second, the website is hosted free by Google.
Third, the name “Zorap” cost us about 12 bucks on GoDaddy.
And finally, yes, the Zorap client is a browser plug-in.

But, if you choose focus on those things – you are missing the point.

We poured our energy into creating a cool new web service that combines high performance video chat with real time media sharing. The experience is unlike anything that can be built with flash.

Zorap is simple – it’s hanging out with your friends, sharing pictures, videos, music, talking, webcams, or just “whatever” – in real time – all from the privacy of your Ning social network or MySpace home page.

We considered creating a Zorap “Chat Site” – and we might do that yet – but we would rather empower individuals with simple, powerful tools than deal with the complexities of a mondo consumer offering.

Try it and see!

Barry Spencer
Zorap Inc.

/LesC

very anti-web 2.0

i like it

…and this is coming from someone who designs logos for a living:

http://www.imageco.com

We hear you on the logo (and website)!

But, come on over to http://zorapcrunch.ning.com and we’ll show you the experience. A couple of us will be hanging around in the room to give you a feel for things.

We do have a plugin (just as flash does), and it only takes a second the first time. It’s really light, and the results in terms of quality of experience are huge.

See you there!