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Examples of successful projects on Amazee are: Building an IT learning center in Sri Lanka, planning meetings of internet entrepreneurs in Zurich or ensuring the complete supply with running water in a small South African village.
Amazee is built for globally-minded activists who want to use the web for collective action. Thus their goals become projects on Amazee and these projects come to life.
The collaboration of members in projects on Amazee is being empowered by different state-of-the-art tools such as calendars, discussion boards, polls, event planning modules etc.
Moreover, Amazee is distinguished by its very responsible user community which is more attracted by the collective pursuit of social challenges than by self expression and non-binding chitchat.
Got goals? Run projects and share them!
Amazee is an internet platform that empowers individuals and organizations to initiate and promote their ideas and plans in projects, to find like-minded people and raise funds. Amazee is the global action network!Examples of successful projects on Amazee are: Building an IT learning center in Sri Lanka, planning meetings of internet entrepreneurs in Zurich or ensuring the complete supply with running water in a small South African village.
Amazee is built for globally-minded activists who want to use the web for collective action. Thus their goals become projects on Amazee and these projects come to life.
So, what exactly can you do on Amazee?
Each project on Amazee has its online publication medium: the project magazine. Via an intuitive interface users can add a large variety of so called widgets to these magazines to publish your content. Among many other things there are gallery, blog and event planning widgets which can be combined into a very attractive package.The collaboration of members in projects on Amazee is being empowered by different state-of-the-art tools such as calendars, discussion boards, polls, event planning modules etc.
Moreover, Amazee is distinguished by its very responsible user community which is more attracted by the collective pursuit of social challenges than by self expression and non-binding chitchat.
How do you get started?
Sign up here or, if you have more questions, please check the help section.What technology does Amazee use?
Amazee is based on the open source framework Drupal and is holistically aimed at the use of free, open source technologies. From this follows that not only single projects but the whole platform benefits from the wisdom of the many.What do others say about Amazee?
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Amazee Is Facebook-meets-BaseCamp For Activists "Combine Facebook Causes pages with Basecamp and the ability to take PayPal and credit card donations, and what do you get? Zurich-based startup Amazee comes out of beta today with a "collaboration platform" which allows people to organize, track, promote and fund projects of any size." Mike Butcher, Techcrunch.com |
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Amazee Makes Social Advocacy Accessible and Scalable "Amazee appears to be well-developed as both an internal manager and news delivery mechanism. The dashboard alone is both nicely featured and simply designed. Definitely not to be too sparse nor too chaotic. Projects of course command the majority of real estate in Amazee. And for followers of a particular project, blogs can be produced; for each project or routinely for an extensive task." Paul Glazowski, Mashable.com |
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Vision is not enough: Amazee's cause-based social network "Switzerland's Amazee on Wednesday is launching its site for building social projects. It's a solid effort. The collaboration tools look good, and I like how it puts the focus on the project, unlike most other social nets that focus on the person." Rafe Needleman, cnet.com |
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Amazee launched: start a revolution or lose some pounds "That’s what I love about this service. Dania and Gregory have created a world for Internet users to help each other making their dreams and ideals come true. Not just with moral support, but also with some euros. A good combination, if you’d ask me. Ernst-Jan Pfauth, thenextweb.org |