BANGKOK, THAILAND, April 07, 2011 (Press-News.org) Whowish has announced the official launch of a new Facebook application: 2Meet4. The online scheduler and meeting wizard helps Facebook friends arrange get-togethers and professionals schedule meetings. For skilled service providers who have integrated Facebook into their business, 2Meet4 also can schedule office visits or visits to a customer's home.
"2Meet4 is one of those Facebook apps that truly is a useful utility for everyone, from teens and college students to adults and business professionals," says Sam Kittayapong, CEO of Whowish. "These days both young and old have hectic schedules. Our datebooks are filled with things to do and people to see. Now, with the 2Meet4 Facebook application scheduling events, meetings, and get-togethers with multiple people is a breeze. All it takes is a few clicks of the mouse and you're fast on your way to scheduling the best day and time for everyone."
According to Whowish, the benefit that 2Meet4 has over online schedulers and meeting wizards which operate from stand alone websites is that 2Meet4 is a fully integrated Facebook application. This makes scheduling an event quicker and easier with 2Meet4 when all of the people involved are part of the user's Facebook network.
2Meet4 is the third Facebook app that Whowish has launched in the past six weeks. In mid February the Bangkok-based tech firm launched CollegeSwap, an e-commerce and barter app for university students, which was quickly followed by the launch of SwapSquare, a similar e-commerce Facebook app that helps its users buy, trade, and sell locally. Whowish expects that users of its CollegeSwap and SwapSquare apps will find 2Meet4 app also helpful when they want to arrange meetings to exchange goods and services.
Whowish is also BETA testing their next application Squeks, a Facebook polling app and website that allows Facebook users to share their loves and hates with their friends or anonymously to everyone. People can check it out now at www.Squeks.com.
ABOUT WHOWISH LTD
Whowish is a new technology firm dedicated to creating social media applications that make life easier, more productive, and more fun. Rungrith (Sam) Kittayapong, an alumnus of Cornell University, is CEO of Whowish. Tanin Na Nakorn, an alumnus of the University of Edinburgh, is Chief Technology Officer. Tanun Niyomjit, a graduate of Srinakharinwirot University in Thailand, is VP of Product Design. Nilobol Ariyamongkollert, a graduate of Thailand's Chulalongkorn University, is VP of Engineering.
Website: http://www.whowish.com
New Startup: 2Meet4 Scheduler & Meeting Wizard for Facebook
Whowish has announced the official launch of 2Meet4, a new Facebook app that lets friends arrange get-togethers and colleagues schedule meetings with a few simple clicks.
2011-04-07
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[Press-News.org] New Startup: 2Meet4 Scheduler & Meeting Wizard for FacebookWhowish has announced the official launch of 2Meet4, a new Facebook app that lets friends arrange get-togethers and colleagues schedule meetings with a few simple clicks.