Fast Society is an easy, private, real-time mobile group communication tool.
When did going out with friends turn into checking in, plotting yourself on a map, and pinging your followers with every detail?
We wanted an easier way to hang out with our friends, and only our friends.
Fast Society is a simple online and mobile tool that allows anyone to easily create instant, private text messaging groups and conference calls. Better yet, it works on any mobile phone, no apps or downloads required.
Just launch the new version of Fast Society. Native apps (iPhone, Blackberry, Android) and more awesome features are on the way. Visit fastsociety.com on your mobile phone to try i
Trying out some interesting UI ideas for the new mobile interfaces for Fast Society. Big stuff coming in a few weeks.
I am all about the Deck.
Edopter combines your insight and worldwide buzz to tap into the next big thing. Promote the trends you think could be huge. This is your soapbox. Your arena. Your stage.
Living in New York, we witnessed trends evolving almost every day: everything from new fashion styles to music to Internet memes.
What if there was a way to track where these new ideas started? To understand how they spread? To discover the influencers who made it happen?
We harnessed the power of the real-time web to track the growth and spread of trends around the world.
Start or get in on trends you think could be the next big thing. Edopter continually scours the web to track the spread of your trend across the world, and provides an outlet for others to discuss and share your insight.
The financial crisis is squeezing many Americans' budgets. In an expensive city, like New York, that is especially true. Trend-spotting experts say being frugal is suddenly cool - even in Manhattan.
Every year companies spend billions of dollars on market research trying to determine what makes you tick. Now, a new startup says you don't need a focus group to find out what's in -- all you need is a computer and a good pitch.
The guys behind social trendcasting site Edopter want to know how, exactly, something becomes popular, but they need you to do it. Can they build the Wikipedia of trends? Do we want them to?
There is a lot to like about Edopter...
The potential for a solid business model here is huge. If it were to take off, they would have access to a very hard to reach demographic - early adopters...
A well-developed and fancy service that uses the wisdom of crowds in a trendy way...
Edopter is a win-win for both consumers and marketers...
Sounds like the latest new craze - very possibly. For more thoughts on what will be getting the world talking, point your browser at edopter.com...
We're working on an exciting new play in the entertainment space. We'll fill you in soon...
Things are really starting to get moving!
Andy's Project:C mock ups look great. Hashing out the copy some more
Working on Project C one-sheet
