There are times when you just need to talk to those who are close to you geographically. Upon discovering the AskMob app, I was pleased that it catered for my local needs. There are times when you may just want to go out down the shops and buy a dress or perhaps you want to have a pint with the lads from your football team. Where does one find that bargain dress from? Ask AskMob and you will find out. Which pub are the boys drinking in? Ask AskMob and you’ll discover which watering hole they will be in.
AskMob is a local social networking tool that lets you ask a question about your local area and sit back and wait for the answers to come rolling in. If you choose to remain anonymous, then that’s your call. Some questions you put out there are sensitive and you may want to post as “Anon” but don’t worry, you will still get the answers from people who are located within 11 miles of your current location.
The great thing we loved about AskMob is its dynamism. It’s not just a great tool for asking local people questions about where to find the best restaurant in town or the latest theatre showing in the downtown district, it’s about keeping tabs on those who are close to you.
You can find out where a family member is in real time by allowing the geo-locater feature to pinpoint where you are. Can you just imagine how remarkable that feature must be if you are deliberately separated when out shopping for the day, or together at a giant rock festival and want to wander around the stalls on your own. Getting hooked back up at a later time is important to you and your family or friends, so let this app work that feature for you.
It’s not just local people you can meet on this social networking app with a difference, there is a feature that lets you chat to any person, anywhere in the world, simply by using a Wi-Fi connection and you are good to go.
Also another feature you might love is the private confessions, jokes and personal secrets that some people reveal. But its better when it’s actually local isn’t it? A dark secret is way juicier when it originates from someone up your street, don’t you think?
