Event Intro
EventIntro vs Remo
EventIntro and Remo solve the same problem from different angles. Remo is a spatial-virtual-venue platform — attendees move between virtual tables to choose conversations. EventIntro is a matching platform — pre-formed groups, no virtual venue required. Choose Remo for free-flowing virtual mingling; choose EventIntro for structured matchmaking.
What is Remo?
Remo is a virtual-venue platform built around a spatial table-and-floor metaphor. Attendees join a \"floor\", see other attendees as avatars at virtual tables, and walk between tables to join different conversations remo.co.
How does EventIntro differ from Remo?
Remo's core idea is to recreate the physical-event mingling experience virtually — attendees self-select into table conversations and move when the energy is wrong. EventIntro's core idea is the inverse — pre-form the groups based on who should meet whom, so attendees don't have to mingle to find their match.
Both approaches are legitimate. Free-flowing mingling works when attendees know what they're looking for and can navigate tables to find it; pre-formed matching works when the host wants to surface non-obvious pairings the attendees wouldn't have found themselves. Most cohort-based events benefit more from the latter — the host has invested time in curation and shouldn't outsource the matchmaking to attendee Brownian motion.
Feature comparison
| Feature | EventIntro | Remo |
|---|---|---|
| Networking model | Pre-formed breakouts | Spatial virtual tables remo.co |
| Video infrastructure | Use Zoom/Teams/Meet | Built-in spatial video |
| Matchmaking | Embedding-based | Spatial — attendees self-select |
| Cohort persistence | Cohort-first | Event-bound |
| Pricing | $500/yr per cohort | Tiered remo.co/pricing |
When to pick Remo over EventIntro
Pick Remo when the spatial-mingling UX is the value proposition. Virtual happy hours, alumni casual reunions, conference networking sessions where you want attendees to wander — Remo's table-and-floor metaphor is built for that mood. EventIntro doesn't have a virtual venue and doesn't try to recreate the physical-mingling feel.
When to pick EventIntro over Remo
Pick EventIntro when the host has done the curation and wants the platform to enforce it. A 30-person mastermind doesn't benefit from spatial mingling; the value is the deliberate pairings the host has thought about. Pre-formed breakouts beat free-form tables when the matching is the point.