Make the most of the people around you.
Mixer puts you at the centre of your community, allowing you to reach out to those around you and discover interesting people nearby.
Whether you want to share something, crowdsource the neighbourhood or simply enjoy what others have to say, Mixer lets you make the most of the people around you.
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Mixer puts you at the centre of your community, allowing you to reach out to those around you and discover interesting people nearby.
Whether you want to share something, crowdsource the neighbourhood or simply enjoy what others have to say, Mixer lets you make the most of the people around you.
The Problem
Following the global financial crisis there has been a resurgence in community spirit and values in recent years.
Unfortunately in our modern world, our neighbours often remain strangers and it is hard to connect with those around us.
Mixer: A community application
Mixer overcomes this problem by bringing people together in local communities, enabling relationships to form and grow.
Mixer takes a community approach because we believe the greatest value in the people around us lies in their volume and diversity.
How does it work?
Each member is given a platform to communicate openly and transparently with everyone around them.
Mixer instantly shows people both current and recent in the area.
Users become part of multiple communities by simply using the application in different places.
Chris Connell
At Mixer, Chris oversees product, and sets the vision for the company. As a partner at Conjure, Chris has delivered over 20 mobile applications for national and international brands. Other skills include being a Chartered Accountant.
Chris Tingley
With over three years experience as Technical Director at the specialist mobile agency Conjure, Chris also leads the development team at Mixer. Chris is highly passionate about mobile technology and driving innovation.
Jules Bastrup
Equipped with a masters in political science and specialisations in social networks and new media, he has advised both the British and American governments on international communications, diplomacy and peacekeeping.