Empowering Community-Based App Officially Launches In iTunes
TAMPA, Fla. (PRWEB) January 09, 2018 -- WishAlerts, the m-commerce app that grants “wishes” made by its users, expanded into the US market by officially launching today in the iTunes app store. WishAlerts links communities by allowing users in the same geographical area to connect with others to share information about common interests such as favorite topics, events, groups, or about local businesses.
The app lets users join or create local interest groups, find or host events, get reviews about local businesses, and make wishes. For example, to find a romantic restaurant for an upcoming anniversary, the user enters their wish, and the distance around them that they want information from and, within seconds, users receive unique offers from nearby businesses. Or if a user just needs information about a particular topic of interest, they can post a new question and nearby users will respond.
WishAlerts is geo-location based, so it automatically alerts users with personalized, locally-relevant information wherever they go so they’ll always be in the know. The more a user makes wishes in the app, the better tailored the suggestions become as WishAlerts’ artificial intelligence algorithms learn to provide a personalized mobile experience.
“Mobile users expect a personalized experience that is location relevant and tailored to their individual needs. Thanks to AI, WishAlerts is able to provide an intuitive, assistive experience that’s unique to each user. Users can also be locally-owned businesses," says Founder and CEO Shane Amyx. “This is a great way to reignite the economies of small towns on a community by community basis.”
WishAlerts has two versions: One for small businesses and one for consumers. Consumers can add wishes, and businesses can provide them, thereby bridging the gap between local supply and demand.
“We believe that the ability to connect users directly with local businesses or with other like-minded people is the key to reconnecting folks with their communities and to creating more meaningful relationships, while at the same time, supporting local artisans and small businesses,” said Shane Amyx. “This approach empowers the local community and takes us back to our roots, when life was more simple and people helped one another.”
The app is available to download for free in the App store for users who sign up by 1-31-18.
About:
Shane Amyx, CEO of WishAlerts, founded the company in 2015. He created Wish Alerts to find a way to help society, connect people, encourage artisans, small-business owners and entrepreneurs.
Rachel Clark, APPSPIRE.me, http://www.appspire.me, +1 (512) 657-2553, [email protected]
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