| Website | funpiper.com |
| Blog | funpiper.com/blog |
| Category | Other |
| Phone | 919885069156 |
| Employees | 10 |
| Founded | 5/07 |
Funpiper is a event planning portal that marries event planning with localized content and complements event planning with mobile messaging distribution platform and social networking touch.
| Website | funpiper.com |
| Blog | funpiper.com/blog |
| Stage | Beta |
| Launch Date | July 4, 2007 |
| Tags | events, parties, widgets, broadcast, live-updates, local-search |
Funpiper.com is an event & parties planning portal with following USP:
Event Planning Platform: With latest release, users could collaborate and communicate about their events to their friends and family members by sending SMS invitations and messages from their personalized event pages for FREE. Invitees could respond to the invitations by sending RSVP in SMS from their mobile phones. Invitees can send their views and suggestions in SMS from their mobile phones. These messages will appear on the personalized event page. This feature could be used to broadcast the event live on the day of event when moderator and invitees send the live event proceedings from their mobile phones.
Event pages with Custom Theme: Each event page has a permalink and custom theme. This event page could be hosted on any portal by applying the custom theme. As this does not require any event attendees registration, any portal could use event mobile messaging and email platform from their portal by hosting event page. It works on SAAS Model.
Twitter Integration using Twitfunr: Funpiper brings live a twitter based service, twitfunr, that allows users to update every aspect of event planning on twitter while planning event on funpiper.com. http://www.funpiper.com/?Msg_Id=cHR5cGU9cGd1cGR0d3RyJg==
Catch ‘Em Live: All events could be broadcast live by all event attendees by means of SMS. These messages will appear on event page as well as Catch ‘Em Live page. http://www.funpiper.com/?Msg_Id=cHR5cGU9cGdjbGl2ZSY=
Watchlist: Events could be added in watchlist to be reminded later. One could keep his watchlist secret or make it public for others to see what one is attending.
