DISQUS

ark · 8 months ago

Hmm, it looks cool. I might just try it. Thanks for sharing.a

Chris · 8 months ago

I hate the mess that Facebook has become. Granted when trying to organize that level of information for so many individuals it can get messy. But what else can I do? Leaving Facebook or MySpace now-a-days is like throwing out your phone and address book in the early 90's.

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Manuj Darshan · 8 months ago

Not available in India?

scottshapiro · 8 months ago

I love the idea of an evite killer. It's about time a real, solid invitation app goes mainstream.

I've tried using some alternatives: mypunchbowl, crush3r, etc. - all of which are much more feature rich and powerful.

In theory they should have worked better in terms of communicating the events details, integration with 3rd party services and more. However, most of the invitees never opened the invitation. Maybe it's because nobody likes me, but once I talked with people individually, they were very confused by the non-evite services.

The evite brand is so strong that people know what it is immediately. The open the link that lands in their e-mail without hesitation.

I think it's possible to displace evite with something that actually works, but the key will be in brand building.

Facebook User · 8 months ago

Giving it a try now. Great aggregation features. Site design could use a lot of work.

Web Laureate · 8 months ago

if socializr finally helps me even bring order to my facebook events i might just make it my new event planning home --- only time will tell --- my experience thus far --> http://web-poet.com/2009/04/16/socializr/

Citizento · 8 months ago

I think I saw "Only available in th US" on the site... Why they would do that?

Dustin Nielson · 7 months ago

We've developed an application to enhance the facebook event experience. Viral Events allows your events to spread more socially with your friends as well as allowing you to use ticketing within your events.