Showcasing in TechCrunch Start-Up Alley, PigeonMe Announces official U.S. Launch of iPhone Application
OKLAHOMA CITY, Sept. 12, 2011 /PRNewswire/ — PigeonMe, a free iPhone application developed by Sticky Projects LLC to connect people to places through open mapping technology, today announced plans to debut it’s modern meet-up solution at TechCrunch Disrupt 2011, the second annual conference in San Francisco attracting thousands of leading technology innovators and investors and over 150 new startup companies.
Presenting at TechCrunch’s Start-Up Alley on Tuesday, September 13, 2011 from 7:30 AM to 7:30 PM in the San Francisco Design Center Concourse, innovators of PigeonMe will reveal the application’s official national launch by premiering PigeonMe’s creative solution and discussing the app’s place in the social location application space.
The PigeonMe app puts a 21st century technological spin on the idea of homing pigeons. Through its social pathfinding functionality, the app works by sending electronic ‘pigeons’ notifying user’s friends, family or associates when and where to meet for social or business activities. PigeonMe bypasses phone tag and standard messaging when arranging meetings by seamlessly incorporating the GPS ability of the iPhone, allowing those who receive ‘pigeons’ to see where the user is and how to get to a specific location.
"PigeonMe was released on a local basis just a few weeks ago and already it has had an excellent early adoption rate," said Roy Georgia, Co-founder of Sticky Projects LLC the creator of PigeonMe. "We’re now ready to tell the nation about PigeonMe and what better place to start spreading the word of our bird than at TechCrunch Disrupt."
PigeonMe is currently available as a free app in the iPhone App Store: The Android version of the application is currently in development.
About Sticky Projects LLC
PigeonMe was developed by Sticky Projects LLC an Oklahoma based software company. Sticky Projects is focused on building mobile software products that make use of cutting-edge technologies while having broad market appeal. The company believes in bringing conceptual ideas to market with a minimalist approach. This philosophy manifests itself in the form of ideas thrown against a wall to see if they stick. For more information about PigeonMe, please visit: http://pigeonme.com
About TechCrunch Disrupt
TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2011 (http://disrupt.techcrunch.com) is TechCrunch’s second annual conference in San Francisco attracting over 2,500 leading technology innovators and investors and over 150 new startups. The main conference is preceded by the popular Hackathon — a 24-hour competition where over 500 top developers present new innovations. TechCrunch Disrupt follows with a format that combines top thought-leader discussions with new product and company launches. Morning executive discussions debate the most timely disruptions in the technology industry. Afternoons host the Startup Battlefield where 30 plus new companies will launch for the first time on stage, selected to present from more than 1000 applications received from around the world. Another 100 early-stage startups will exhibit in Startup Alley. TechCrunch will award a $50,000 grand prize along with other award recognitions at the conclusion of the conference. The Hackathon is Sept 10-11; the main conference is Sept 12-14 2011 at San Francisco Design Center Concourse, 635 8th Street (at Brannan), San Francisco, CA 94107.
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