Partiful, the New York-based event-planning app that’s taking on older solutions like Evite, Eventbrite, and Facebook Events, has been named Google’s app of the year, the tech giant announced on ...

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A new feature on the Partiful app invites users to secretly identify a fellow partygoer as a crush. But do in-person ...

When Shreya Murthy and Joy Tao decided to launch a party-planning startup in 2020, they settled on a business goal of "bringing people together in person." The Covid-19 pandemic demanded the exact ...

With its newest app, “Invites,” Apple is looking to capitalize on the success of newer event-planning apps, like Partiful, which Google named its “app of the year” in 2024. According to the App Store ...

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SHREVEPORT, La. - Facebook might still be the easiest way to send digital party invites, but it has one big problem: not everyone you want to invite is on Facebook anymore. That’s why a growing number ...

Partiful, the New York-based event-planning app that's taking on older solutions like Evite, Eventbrite, and Facebook Events, has been named Google's app of the year, the tech giant announced on ...

When Shreya Murthy and Joy Tao decided to launch a party-planning startup in 2020, they settled on a business goal of "bringing people together in person." Stream Connecticut News for free, 24/7, ...