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Evite has just announced the launch of a mobile event planning service. The new service, QuickVite, “allows users to reach out to a group of friends from either their computer or mobile phone and send out a plan simultaneously via both email and text message.” This is a p
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1 year ago
I get the sense that evite is still a player among non-techie, casual web users who are more concerned with getting the word out about something rather than using the newest, coolest, most integrated app.
I use Eventbrite for large events, but it seems complex and oriented towards large functions and paid events rather than social invitations like to parties. Another one that's simple and interesting is ImThere (www.imthere.com), though it's its own social network and therefore gaining critical mass to be useful among friends is an issue.
For me, I'd just as soon use Facebook's events, and have, even with people who aren't on Facebook. It's integrated with what I'm doing every day and I don't have to go anywhere else to manage my events. I can even add them to my Google Calendar (that I sync with iCal, Thunderbird, etc).