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Looks interesting but from what I can tell currently isn't available on app stores to immediately try out. It does at least have a nice logo which is ultimately
by robotmay 6y ago
Looks interesting but from what I can tell currently isn't available on app stores to immediately try out. It does at least have a nice logo which is ultimately enough to make me try something :p
I'd like to see the slew of new messengers coming out also address one of the few areas keeping people on Facebook: group event planning. There's lots of places to chat, but not many alternatives for sharing and planning events with a wider group of people. Briar seems to offer blog and forum concepts, which is interesting, but everything seems to be lacking in the "event" aspect and that's unfortunately a bit of a sticking point for a lot of Facebook users (it's primarily what I use it for, still).
- de4np 6y agoI've been thinking the same, so i built https://hollr.at https://hollr.at. it's a PWA and probably alpha/beta quality at this point, being a side project. It works pretty good for me at least and others not familiar with it can join and attend without an account which seems to be appreciated. There is no stickiness or discovery to it though. Apart from meetup.com I'd say that eventbrite.com looks pretty good. There is also https://mobilizon.org/en/ https://mobilizon.org/en/ which seems to be federated, so you have the option to self host
- hmhrex 6y agoThis hollr idea is cool. I feel like just having your own instance of this would be enough as a product.
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