Over the years, products appear and disappear — online services. Some of them leave a bigger mark than others, but all have had a hole in your computer or web browser. However, remembering all of them is an arduous task and what better than having a virtual cemetery where you can find each and every one of them. This is how Product Graveyard was born.
This online cemetery collects all the titles of the services - or programs - that one day went from glory to the deepest oblivion. However, there are also cases in which this product recall has no explanation and thousands of users are orphaned by such a decision that they desperately run before a worthy replacement. Calm because Product Graveyard also offers you this information.
As soon as you enter the virtual cemetery portal You can find well-known names such as Google Reader, Picasa, MailBox or the music service at streaming Grooveshark. By clicking on each of the services you will enter his particular tomb. There you will find information on when it was born - it was launched on the market - when they decided to interrupt its service and what was its cause.
Now, perhaps the function that attracts the most attention - and also the one that can originate the most interest in this peculiar cemetery - is the proposal of alternatives to these services and that you can currently use. To give you an example: the RSS feed aggregator Google Reader has as substitutes Feedly, AOL Reeder, DIGG or Feedwind. There are more alternatives, but the portal only collects those that we point out to you. Now, it is a cemetery in which users can contribute, so the list can be made larger.
Finally, tell you that Product Graveyard has a large number of registered services. And to make it easier for you to find the one that left a mark on you and your work habits, you have them all arranged alphabetically on the web.