Suppose you want to get information about some topics, but most of what you get on the internet is so overwhelming, that you simply cannot decide what to read about. Supersurfer, the personal information layer on the web helps you sort out the links you see, by scoring and tagging them.

By using your personal data, Supersurfer can make sense of the internet for you. It doesn't know what's important or not, it doesn't know whether you want to know this or not. It doesn't give you recommendations or try to understand you, it simply shows you what it thinks you'll like, based on your interests and history.

The first step is to install the program on your browser. The next step is to link your Facebook and Twitter accounts with the program. This is optional, but if you want to really help Supersurfer to make sense of the internet, you'll be able to use it more effectively.