When we first saw it, our jaws fell to the floor. Freezed, we’ve been keeping on staring at the screen, mesmerized by what our doubtful eyes were seeing.

Then we burst out laughing.

Then we started worrying about how one could possibly categorize this crazy web 2.0 app.

The quirky idea IJML (that’s our short for I Just Made Love website) grounds on, is simply showing a world map of places where people just made love. So far, so nuts.

Then when it came to put this brave concept into graphics, we think a real genius among us had been hired: each single layout’s element is so grandly kinky, so filled with sexual innuendos, so weirdly conceived that the overall result, far from being horryfying, comes off fascinating (of course in a twisted way).

There’s a glossy logo (oh so 2006!) with two rabbits and obviously they’re doing it. There’s a chromatic code used rahter consistently: guys are blue and gals are pinky. Hanged on the page’s upper right corner there’s a lingerie language menu. And this could’ve been for us far enough.

Now comes the x-rated-part. A Google map (since we’re talking of a 2.0 app we can’t help having a Google map involved) with two kind of pins:

• #1: the rabbit-shaped pin points out the total amount of sex in a given zone (useful in case of a trip to plan, isn’t it?). You might want have more information: so you can click it and you’ll get the map zoomed-in.
• #2: the googl-ish pin flags where the sexual intercourse took place; the blue-and-pink pin stands for straight sex, while obviously the one in a single color means gay sex. You might also want more informations about what happened (you dirty snooper!): click it and will be displayed a baloon which gives you further details about this intercourse.
  Which love-positions were taken? Was it the first time? Did they have safe sex? Any comments about it? Such intriguing and intimate details are very nicely exposed in a funny, not grossy, iconic way: and, I have to say, the kamasutra icons are really something.

So, if you’re not entertained by this silly kind of websites as much as we are, or if you didn’t even giggle about it, the same we hope you’ll have the chance to hit IJML’s sidebar button many, many times.