SocialOS

SocialOS
Developer(s) PeopleBrowsr
Initial release 2013

SocialOS supports rapid development of vertical collaboration environments and Social Apps.

History

SocialOS is a proprietary social infrastructure technology launched by San Francisco based technology company, PeopleBrowsr, in 2013.[1][2] It was developed over 7 years in collaboration with the United States Department of Defense, DARPA,[3] and a major bank. SocialOS is designed to support Brands and Businesses who want to unique, branded social experiences, instead of solely building communities on disparate major social platforms.[4][5][6] The emergence of the generic Top Level Domain (gTLD) space has seen SocialOS provide Domain Registries, Registrars and Registrants the ability to generate and join focused social platforms that engage their specific audience.[7][8]

Use Cases

SocialOS powers proprietary applications including Grab (web and iOS application for sharing bundles of content), Kred (Score and Platform for increasing online Influence) and Top Level Domains including .CEO and .Best.

Integrations

SocialOS integrates with Social, Marketing and Communications, Business and Finance and Database and Development platforms.

  1. Social platforms
    1. Facebook
    2. Twitter
    3. Instagram
    4. WordPress
    5. YouTube
    6. LinkedIn
    7. Google+
    8. Pinterest
  2. Marketing and Communications platforms
    1. Slack
    2. HubSpot
    3. Salesforce
    4. MailChimp
    5. Kred
    6. Modoboa
    7. Mandrill
    8. SendGrid
    9. Bronto
    10. Gmail
    11. Campaign Monitor
    12. Postmark
  3. Business and Finance platforms
    1. Stripe
    2. PayPal
    3. Xero
    4. Geckoboard
    5. Freeboard
    6. Leftronic
    7. Google Apps
    8. Ripple
    9. Trello
    10. Basecamp
    11. Recurly
  4. Database and Development platforms
    1. Jira
    2. Confluence
    3. Stash
    4. Google Cloud
    5. Amazon Web Services
    6. Amazon Web Services SES
    7. Informix
    8. Postgre SQL
    9. GitHub
    10. GitLab
    11. SQL Connect
    12. Elastic
    13. Maria DB
    14. IBM DB2
    15. Segment.io
    16. MySQL
    17. Sybase
    18. Oracle
    19. MongoDB
    20. TokuMX

References

  1. ↑ Grill, Andrew (June 18, 2013). "PeopleBrowsr Blog Post covering SocialOS Launch". PeopleBrowsr.com.
  2. ↑ New Net News Service (August 1, 2013). "What's New on the Net: Design your own social network, the PeopleBrowsr way". What's New on the Net.
  3. ↑ "SXSW 2014: PeopleBrowsr and DARPA present High Speed Evolution Weapons of Mass Collaboration". SXSW 2014 Schedule. SXSW. March 10, 2014.
  4. ↑ Wolfe, Jennifer (May 21, 2014). "dotbrand360: Think it's too costly to build your own social platform? Think again.". dotbrand360. dotbrand360.
  5. ↑ Bobowski, Kevin (June 3, 2014). "AdWeek: Time for brands to build their own social sites - Facebook, Twitter and Instagram shouldn't control your customer relationships". AdWeek. AdWeek.
  6. ↑ Olenski, Steve (March 17, 2014). "Forbes: Social Media And Branding: A One On One With A Harvard Business Professor". Forbes.com. Forbes.com.
  7. ↑ Wolfe, Jennifer (February 6, 2015). "dotbrand360: gTLDs as a catalyst for creating better digital experience". dotbrand360. dotbrand360.
  8. ↑ Wolfe, Jennifer (October 21, 2013). "dotbrand360: Are gTLDs the digital 'hoods' of the future?". dotbrand360. dotbrand360.
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