The collaborative home: an infographic of web sharing

Ownership is old-school. Using the web to share “stuff” — from cars to tools to clothes — is one of the most exciting trends emerging from the Internet today, and the folks atCollaborative Lab have put together this infographic and startup list to highlight all the innovation that is happening in this area. All hail the collaborative home!

Below are the startups that are included in the infographic:

Company	What They Do
Zilok	Rent anything online from your friends through this peer-to-peer rental marketplace.
Rentcycle	Tap in to the inventory of rental stores in your area to easily rent anything online.
SnapGoods	Borrow or rent the stuff you want safely and easily.
NeighborGoods	Save money and resources by sharing stuff with your friends.
i-Ella	Buy discount designer clothes for less and share your closet.
thredUP	Swap children’s clothing and toys with other parents online.
Shared Earth	An online platform connecting landowners with gardeners and farmers.
Yardshare	Connecting garden lovers with landowners.
Freecycle	Give (and get) stuff for free in your town.
Freegle	Give away what you don’t want and find what you need — for free.
Murfie	Swap or sell your old CDs with other CD collectors.
Swap.com	Trade CDs, movies, books and video games on the world’s largest swap market.
Airbnb	A peer-to-peer marketplace for unique accommodation spaces around the world.
Crashpadder	Stay with a local when you travel on this peer-to-peer accommodation marketplace.
Skillshare	Learn anything from anyone on this community marketplace for offline classes.
TaskRabbit	Run errands for your neighbors, or have someone help you finish the things you can’t do.
RelayRides	A peer-to-peer car-sharing community.
ParkAtMyHouse	Rent a parking space, driveway or garage for your car, or rent out your spare space.
Rentoid	Australia’s largest online hire and rental marketplace.

Table courtesy of Start-Up America and the Collaborative Fund

Source: GigaOM