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Fully featured FREE mobile app for any events, seminars, conferences, enterprise meetings and other. Get your own event mobile app and landing page in minutes.
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As an event organiser, I couldn’t believe that there is a FREE solution - a great mobile app available, to fulfil my needs and solve problems. My events have got identity now as I would design the app myself, it provides a password protection, gives me a full control to add and edit information, agenda and more about my event. I wish they would have polls and follow up features but apart from these everything is amazing!
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