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Mobile app for your next event / conference / meeting in minutes Requires no technical skills. Ready in minutes. Simple Flat pricing with all features included.
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eventRAFT is a simple, affordable and easy to mobile event app for conference, events and meetings powered by incredible responsive support. It includes multi track sessions, rich speaker bios, web embeddable schedulers, event feeds, announcements, notifications and more. All this starting at US...
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We used it for our corporate conference. We were having a short time to take a call and required some customised features. Team at eventraft worked hand in hand with us. They made it happen for us. At the price for...
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