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Rapleaf continues to add features and gain traction after seemingly beating out several other reputation tracking systems. What services do you use to track your reputation?
Thousands of sites are building address book importers so their users can find or invite their friends – the problem is that you have to buy the code to do it (and only the very expensive products are reliable) and you have to maintain that code.
Now Rapleaf just released the Rapleaf Address Book API, which you can use to build your own address book importer with no effort. Accelerate your viral growth with this easy to use API.The Address Book API allows you to:
- Ask your users for their email login credentials (for Gmail, Yahoo!, AOL, Hotmail/MSN)
- Securely pass the credentials to the Address Book API
- Obtain the names and email addresses of all the contacts in that person’s address book
Check it out at: http://www.rapleaf.com/apidoc/v2/abook
