Get Quick and Easy iPad App recommendations from fodder

Last Friday, Janko covered by a cool little web application named forage that taps into account Twitter API providing personalized recommendation Hunch YouTube playlists based on which follow on Twitter. Currently available version is recommending the iPad applications, too.
Simply go over to http://forage.com/ipad.php on your iPad mobile Safari web browser to get started. You can meet site bare bones from a field to enter the Twitter user. All you need to do is enter your handle (no password required), hit "Go" button, and the application returns a list of 20 popular applications can you like and 20 applications recommended "Just for you."
Forage was created by Hunch co-founder Chris Dixon and taps into the recommendation engine, which operates by Hunch pay Twitter and Facebook users about their preferences and tastes. When you enter the name of the user's Twitter app for recommendations, forage uses data Hunch recommendations for applications based on the tastes of users, the Hunch, that connection.
Applications may be a little more than just a tech demo for rough at this point, but when I tried it, proved surprisingly accurate about the types of applications am. And I tried several different Twitter handles to make sure that it was not only for the most popular applications in random order, too. And have been tested and enjoyed by approximately 80 per cent of the applications on this list for my own personal account and considered purchase or download most of the other at one point or another. Then try applications is part of My job, so I'm curious to see the readers think about recommendations contains a forage.
In any event, it is better than what generally see in recommendations based on Genius App store, which leaves me quite delighted, as existing applications and services can use API Hunch advice smarter, more personalized to the user.