Part guillotine, part graveyard for Google's doomed apps, services, and hardware.
Killedbygoogle is a unique platform that serves as both a guillotine and a graveyard for Google’s various apps, services, and hardware that have been discontinued. In a world where technology evolves rapidly, it can be disheartening to see beloved services fade away. This site captures that sentiment by providing a nostalgic look back at the tools and services we once used, highlighting their rise and eventual demise.
Whether you’re a tech enthusiast or simply someone who has relied on these services, Killedbygoogle sheds light on the transient nature of technology and the impact of Google’s business decisions on its users. It serves as a reminder of the apps that once held promise but eventually fell victim to the ever-changing tech landscape.
Comprehensive Database: A complete archive of all Google services and products that have been shut down, providing users a thorough understanding of what was lost.
User-Submitted Memories: Encourages users to share their experiences and memories related to each discontinued service, fostering a sense of community among users.
Timeline Functionality: Offers a timeline feature that illustrates when each service was launched and subsequently terminated, making it easy to visualize the lifecycle of Google’s offerings.
Search Capability: Users can easily search for specific services or items, allowing quick access to the information they’re looking for without scrolling endlessly.
Visual Appeal: The website design is both engaging and easy to navigate, with a clean layout that makes exploring the content enjoyable.
Regular Updates: Killedbygoogle stays current with Google’s decisions, regularly updating the list to include the latest services that have been discontinued, keeping users informed.
Custom Features: Users can filter by category to see which type of app or service (e.g., social media, productivity) has been the most affected, offering an insightful analysis of trends.
