You know Storify, don’t you? The service that basically lets you bring social media together, and create a story from scratch? You’ve heard of it, right? Well, if the name’s new to you then you’re bound to begin hearing it a lot now that sites doing pretty much the same are being released. Yahki is one of these, and it follows ceremoniously on Storify’s footsteps.
This Egyptian startup lets users have media imported from the main five social services of the day (YouTube, Flickr, Wikipedia, Facebook and Twitter), and have that combined into a story of its own they can then share with all of their contacts.
Obviously, all the media that you can get on this site can be contextualized by adding text captions to it, so that the images you’re using are really cohering with the stories you want to tell.
Pretty much like Storify, Yahki is a free service. The only thing you need in order to begin using it is to sign in using your Facebook account.
Yahki.com In Their Own Words
Use the best of the web to tell a new story. Tell it… Share it… Follow it.
Some Questions About Yahki.com
Will it catch on? Will people who are using Storify feel strong enough to abandon ship? 
