White-label app — published under its own name
Overview
For government, trade, and industry summits, AISIS shows how an app can support invited guests with schedules, speaker context, event information, and networking.
The problem it solves
An invited guest should arrive already knowing what is happening and who else was asked.
An invite-only event has a guest list, which means the app has one too. That changes what it is for: not discovery, but making sure a small number of people who were personally invited arrive knowing what is happening and who else was asked.
What is in it
- Schedule
- Speakers
- Guest info
- Networking
- Updates
None of that was custom-built. An app like this is assembled from the same configurable features every Able2 app can switch on — events and listings, a news feed, private groups, chat, member directories, forms, resources and courses — arranged for this job and wearing this brand. That is why it could go live without a build pipeline, a developer account or a store review.
What your version would change
The useful question is not what this app does for them. It is what your own version would change for you — and whether that is a nice thing to have or a line on the business’s ledger. Three things.
Your guests arrive briefed
Schedule, speakers and practicalities are in one place before anybody walks in, which is what an invited audience expects of a host.
The guest list does its job
A small, invited audience can see who else accepted — usually the reason they accepted, and impossible to convey in an email.
A small team looks like a bigger one
One person can keep an invited audience informed, rather than a mailbox doing it by hand the week before.
Get the app
AISIS 2024 is a white-label app: it went out under its own name, on its own store listing, rather than running inside Able2. That is the same platform underneath — the white-label path sits on top of a Pro plan, and is worth a conversation before you plan around it.
Your turn — build one free, today
AISIS 2024 started where you would: a template, a name, and the same features you can switch on right now. Yours runs inside Able2 on iOS and Android the day you make it, with no cap on members and nothing to pay to start.
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