By John Biggs at TechCrunch:
Website creation software is a dime-a-dozen. You press a button, type in some jazz, and come up with a one page website for you and yours. But what if I said there was something that could make it even easier? Flazio, a service made by Sicilian brother and sister team Elisa and Flavio Fazio, can presumably do just that.
Now while I think it’s kind of mean that Flavio named the app more after himself than his sister, I guess that’s just how things work in that family and I guess Elaflazio would have sounded funny. So what does it do?
First, it’s a one-step website maker. Reactive design, HTML5, templates, yadda yadda. Unfortunately a lot of it isn’t translated it. But the cooler part is the Facebook app which allows you to export your feed or your private Facebook pages right onto the web.
The app is here and you essentially connect your Facebook account to the system and it drags your data and posts right off of your page. It’s a cute trick that can turn Internet lookie-loos into fully-fledged website impresarios.
The pair raised $400,000 in private equity from Zernike Meta Venture and they’re looking to expand globally. They’re seeing 4,500 users daily and over 90,000 websites have been built.
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