Re: [Coworking] Re: Looking for a platform/software to allow our coworking members communicate with each other. Any idea?

Yes Galaxy Unite is currently only in North America. We will make sure to update the number form so that it works for outside of North America. Thanks for the heads up. You should still be able to make an account without adding your number. On Sat, Sep 21, 2013 at 2:43 AM, Will Bennis, Locus W

Re: [Coworking] Re: Looking for a platform/software to allow our coworking members communicate with each other. Any idea?

Hi Ashley, Galaxy Unite looks potentially pretty cool. But it also looks as though it only works for North America (I tried to get started setting up an account and it said my phone number was invalid). Is that right or am I just missing something? Will On Wednesday, September 18, 2013 12:19:

Re: [Coworking] Re: Looking for a platform/software to allow our coworking members communicate with each other. Any idea?

Hey there! Just to chime in...We are in development to create better communication between members not only as a chat platform but also as a way to showcase member profiles. If anyone is interested in being involved with Galaxy Unite - the freelancer's coworking netwo

Re: [Coworking] Re: Looking for a platform/software to allow our coworking members communicate with each other. Any idea?

Exactly Craig.. if most members are already active on a popular site like Facebook, they will be most comfortable with a Facebook secret group or closed group then log on to something else. Gunasekar On 17 Sep 2013 22:58, "Craig Baute - Creative Density Coworking" < baut...@gmail.com> wrote: > The

[Coworking] Re: Looking for a platform/software to allow our coworking members communicate with each other. Any idea?

The coworkers here simply created a private Facebook group for internal communications and announcements. It works well for our simple needs. -- Visit this forum on the web at http://discuss.coworking.com --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Coworking"

[Coworking] Re: Looking for a platform/software to allow our coworking members communicate with each other. Any idea?

Hello Indiegrove Coworking! Just wanted to make sure you knew about Comingle! We're the proximity based coworking network designed to make coworking more collaborative. Check us out at comingle.me All you need to do is create a personal account (free), add your space (free), have your members

[Coworking] Re: Looking for a platform/software to allow our coworking members communicate with each other. Any idea?

Hi vitofaro, We're glad you found Comingle. Would love to hear your thoughts on the network! FYI, we do plan to make the geo-location tool available in Europe soon! Thanks, The Comingle Team www.comingle.me On Tuesday, September 10, 2013 5:55:28 AM UTC-6, vitorfaro wrote: > > Hey, folks. I a

[Coworking] Re: Looking for a platform/software to allow our coworking members communicate with each other. Any idea?

Hey there! It seems like you're not the only space that is looking for a better way to help members communicate with each other on a more frequent basis. About 3 months ago, I sent out a survey to approximately 60 coworking spaces around Canada and the US, and nearly half of the spaces who resp

[Coworking] Re: Looking for a platform/software to allow our coworking members communicate with each other. Any idea?

Hey, folks. I am just thinking in create a social network exclusive for coworking community (spaces and members). It is kind of mix Facebook, Foursquare and LinkedIn. This is my presentation when I pitched a idea about that (in portuguese). http://goo.gl/M3G2e I found this tool that is exactly

[Coworking] Re: Looking for a platform/software to allow our coworking members communicate with each other. Any idea?

We just went live with Cobot and they are super so far. I would contact them to ask if they are able to provide what you want. They have been adapted by over 100 coworking centers so far. We have worked mostly with Alex and Christina. My daughter went to Princeton and just moved to Oxford,

Re: [Coworking] Re: Looking for a platform/software to allow our coworking members communicate with each other. Any idea?

Can I just say that I have been spending too much time on Quora because I just caught myself looking for the "Upvote" button. :-) On Saturday, September 7, 2013 3:37:04 PM UTC+2, Jerome wrote: > > I'm going to chime in my two cents here. > > I tried Podio, Hojoki, and Basecamp...after also resea

Re: [Coworking] Re: Looking for a platform/software to allow our coworking members communicate with each other. Any idea?

I'm going to chime in my two cents here. I tried Podio, Hojoki, and Basecamp...after also researching several others. I pushed hard for Podio just for my small staff, and Basecamp won out. Why? It's simpler and "prettier". Once I used BC more, I realized why even I didn't use Podio as much - sa

[Coworking] Re: Looking for a platform/software to allow our coworking members communicate with each other. Any idea?

Hi Oren- I suggest you spend some time looking at Podio's site to understand the limitations, it's all made clear there. The short answer is that you quite easily could do this, though you'd lose the 'employee network' which can only be accessed by those on the same domain as the admin. But f

[Coworking] Re: Looking for a platform/software to allow our coworking members communicate with each other. Any idea?

Hi Tom, What are the external users' limitations (if any)? Seems strange to only charge for same email domain if that's so easy to spoof. If that's the case, why do you even bother to pay for two members and not just one? Thanks! oren On Thursday, September 5, 2013 9:25:37 AM UTC-5, Tom Lew

[Coworking] Re: Looking for a platform/software to allow our coworking members communicate with each other. Any idea?

Tom, How long ago did Podio do that? I believe their website (now, anyways) specifically states that they don't do special nonprofit pricing. I wanted to get in touch with them recently about exactly that until I saw their site. Thanks! Matthew On Thursday, September 5, 2013 4:23:35 AM UTC-5,

[Coworking] Re: Looking for a platform/software to allow our coworking members communicate with each other. Any idea?

I think we started with them about 18 months ago Bear in mind that even if their policy has changed, you can get away with using Podio with very few chargeable users. We have 10 users as part of our agreement with them, and despite having over 50 people on Podio across the various workspaces,

[Coworking] Re: Looking for a platform/software to allow our coworking members communicate with each other. Any idea?

Hi there- we use Podio, and hugely recommend it. It's similar to Yammer, but you can build your own drag and drop apps (or use thousands of community built ones for free), so you can customize it to your particular space/workflow. We have tens of workspaces on it- and used it for our redevelo