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37Signals has launched their latest product, Campfire.
Instant messaging is great for one-on-one chats, but it’s not optimized for group chats of 3 or more people. Further, instant messaging is network dependent — if you are on AIM, and your client is on MSN, you can’t instant message. Campfire, on the other hand, is all about simple and quick network-agnostic group chats. It’s a self-contained, password-protected web-based chatroom that allows groups of up to 40 people to chat and easily share files together. No instant messaging software is required — all that’s required is a web browser.
They are only taking 500 new accounts per day to ease the load on their servers, so if you have a chance to get one, try it out.
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One Response for "Campfire Launches"
February 17th, 2006 at 12:53 am
1For another web based chat system check out http://meebo.com/ it uses AIM/MSN/Yahoo/Jabber.
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