What’s In A Name ? Project Q Becomes Quedl

 


Well done to those of you who came so close in sussing out the name of our new venture. We decided to call it Quedl. Chwedl is the Celtic word for a tale, story or legend, and if the ‘ch’ sound is difficult for you, well, it comes out as Quedl.

Quedl is a story telling platform that has applications for research, marketing, communications and education. In fact, it can be deployed anywhere and we plan to have a free version as well as a commercial platform and a white label service that can be integrated into other systems.

We'll be rolling out the platform in the New Year, but here's a sneak peek at what a Quedl looks like, with a guide to my home town:
https://api.quedl.com/quedl/hTKD9LC5IF

If you'd like to try the development version of the platform, then get in touch and become a Quedler ! https://quedl.com

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