You might think a wedding website is the easiest way to share information with your guests. But what if you could build a mobile app that guests could access anytime, anywhere? According to Maria Seidman, co-founder of Yapp, a New York City-based…
Maria Seidman helps organize a monthly womens’ networking event for her business school alums in New York City but was frustrated with some of the options for creating a dedicated mobile app for an event. So she decided to create…
“Conferences, weddings and parties often have their own websites, but the founders of a new app builder called Yapp want to replace those online pages with mobile apps.” Read more here.
“Most mobile apps take a lot of time and development hours — but what if someone came out with a WYSIWYG-type editor that would allow anyone to easily create customizable apps for the iPhone? That’s what New York City-based startup Yapp hopes…
“Last month Yapp demoed at New York Tech Meetup. Today it’s announcing a round of financing from Kleiner Perkins, North Bridge Ventures Partners, Cue Ball, and angel investors.” Read more here.
It does beg the question then as to why the app builder has been developed at all. There is an insight from Yapp co-founder Maria Seidman that this could be very similar to what happened in web design where designing…
“Maria Seidman, former vice president of digital distribution at Warner Bros., decided to found a new company to “democratize the…
Today, we opened our first product, Yapp Events, to users in a private beta. Yapp Events allows anyone to create a mobile application for their wedding, conference, book club, reunion, team, club, and…(well, that is what we are excited to…
Today’s “service announcement” by Google that businesses need mobile websites brought me back to 1996. Agencies were telling and selling companies they needed a web presence and the first self service platform, Geocities, launched. It was the dawn of the…
