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This is awesome. Maybe then we can finally have a separate group / events app without getting the crappy Facebook feed and notifications. I think most people us
by elcomet 8y ago
This is awesome. Maybe then we can finally have a separate group / events app without getting the crappy Facebook feed and notifications. I think most people use facebook either for messenger, or for the group and event features.
- matthuggins 8y agoFunny, I use Facebook for the exact inverse of this. I actively avoid messenger, group, and event features. I use it to keep in touch with family and share family photos.
- elcomet 8y agoDon't you share your family photos in a group? Then you and I have the same use (except for the events). Or do you share your family photos with all your friends?
- filoleg 8y agoIt already exists, and is made by FB. It is called Local, and I’ve been using it exclusively for almost 2 years so far. Haven’t had the actual FB app installed on my phones in forever, as Local+Messenger combo satisfies all my FB-related needs.
- elcomet 8y agoLocal doesn't work for managing your groups I think, it is restricted to events isn't it ?
- npunt 8y agoYa Local is just events. But it is quite a good app.
- jshc 8y agothere's also a facebook app called Group
- throwmeback 8y agoI don't have it on my Play Store. Are you sure?
- aylmao 8y ago+1. A lightweight events app that also features better Calendar integration would be fantastic. If I sync events with my calendar now I need to log-in to Facebook to change my RSVP response. Event suggestions only if they don't conflict with my calendar and a way to convert calendar events to Facebook events to share with friends would be killer features too.