Are you looking to share with your friends what you are running on your computer? or do you want to know what software does your friends run or which one do they use the most? Look no further than Wakoopa!

Wakoopa is a social networking site that monitors the software’s which run on the members computer.

The Wakoopa service has a small application that runs in the background on a user’s computer. The application gathers the information about open software and games, and then publishes the information to their profile on Wakoopa’s web site.

Wakoopa also allows you to share your software usage and your opinions about software. Recently they have also started a widgets section through which you can share your usage with your friends on popular social networking sites such as Facebook, My Space, Live Spaces, Orkut, and more in the form of Badges, Signatures and Cards.

Wakoopa is the perfect place for people to discover software online. When you sign up, you also install a small tracker that keeps tabs on what software you use. This creates an online profile for you to share with the world, and also gives you updates and recommendations on what your friends and others are using.

How does it work? 5 simple steps:

1. Sign up
   … and install our small tracker application on your PC or Mac. This tracks what software you use, without being too much of a burden.
2. Get tracked
   Every 15 minutes a list of what software you’re running is sent to your online profile.
3. Share it
   Tell your friends about your profile or put a Wakoopa widget on your website or blog.
4. Get updated
   When we notice there’s news about software you like, we’ll let you know. Recommendations, reviews, versions, etcetera: it’s there for you.
5. Find cool stuff
   If you ever want to find certain cool applications for the right job in the right category, just browse our database! We’ve got it all. 

Want to know what I run the most? or what I have used recently? Check out my profile on Wakoopa here http://wakoopa.com/taimurasad

Taimur Asad (Via Startup Meme)