Eventr Captures Twilio Prize at Angel Hack SF

Eventr Captures Twilio Prize at Angel Hack SF` is a story about a startup called Eventr that won the Twilio prize at Angel Hack SF, a bi-coastal hackathon where hundreds of developers came together to build an app from scratch and pitch it to angel investors. The founder, Jesse Chen, is a UC Berkeley student who is passionate about mobile technology and entrepreneurship. He built Eventr using the Eventbrite API and Twilio's SMS infrastructure, and it solves the problem of inefficient communication between event organizers and attendees by providing a platform for real-time messaging via SMS. After winning the prize, Jesse plans to polish up the app and make it scalable so that event organizers can use it for their own events, enabling frictionless communication between organizers and attendees.

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