stHrt is the best Internet home page for organizing cool websites visited often. Users can also connect their homepage with friends, share sites, message friends and more so change home pages today. When you first open up a browser, you're probably doing one of three things... going direct to a web site, searching, or accessing email. stHrt.com provides one easy and convenient homepage to organize and launch sites quickly. Most people only have a handful to a dozen websites that they visit every day and favorites just get cluttered so why not look at stHrt to clean up and organize the Internet.

stHrt is also packed with lots of other cool features. For example, members can have multiple startpages for home and work, setup a widgets page for news, weather, and games, add a link to a browser for adding new sites to homepages while surfing the Internet, send messages, and invite friends with our easy contact and social networking importers. Other features include the ability to rank websites, browse websites to be added automatically to start pages, and setup preferences for how you like the websites to be launched when they are clicked. There is even a new way to browse, called ‘layer browsing’ that allows users to visit sites without leaving the web home page. Share your PC with the family, don't worry, we have that covered too with our ‘Change User’ feature. Finally, stHrt has a progress meter that allows visitors to explore all the cool features at the users own pace.

At first glance with all the neat features and tools built into this thing, one might think that usability and ease of use is going to be challenging. The developers and engineers have masterfully organized the site in a way that is extremely easy to use for the novice, but feature rich for the advanced user that really wants to dictate and control how they surf the web. Matt McBride, President and CEO, also had this to add, “We actually wanted to make a tool for the non-tech savvy and for folks that have never even ventured into the World Wide Web yet by making a tool that simplified the Internet and made it less overwhelming. I think we accomplished this by backing up from the page level view and strictly looking at the web from a site level. A user that has never been on the web before can sign up in less than 60 seconds, type in an email, news, bank, and travel site in a ‘browse automatically’ tool and have a simple, easy to use start page that auto-sorts pages they visit the most often. A grandchild could setup a stHrt page for their grandparents so they can email each other. It’s about ease of use and connecting people all while providing intuitive features that everyone can enjoy.”