1LOX

1LOX, also known as "One Look" or "1LOX.com," was an internet search engine that launched in 2000. It aimed to provide a simplified and user-friendly search experience. The platform was developed by a company called iOwn.com, which itself was a subsidiary of CMGI. 1LOX distinguished itself by offering a clean interface without the clutter often found on other search engines at the time. Its primary focus was on delivering relevant search results quickly.

The service offered a basic search bar and presented results in a straightforward list format. While it did not achieve the widespread recognition of giants like Google or Yahoo, it was part of a wave of early search engines that experimented with different approaches to online information retrieval. The company behind 1LOX faced the challenge of competing in a rapidly evolving and increasingly crowded search engine market. Like many of its contemporaries, 1LOX eventually ceased operations. Its legacy is that of an early attempt to streamline the process of finding information on the burgeoning World Wide Web.