I Got AWS Credits. So I Built Something for the Community.

When I became an AWS Community Builder, one of the things I was most excited about was getting the opportunity to experiment with AWS. Let me Introduce .... eventinary.com A Completly free event management software Like most developers, I had a long list of things I wanted to build. AI applications, serverless projects, agents, APIs — there was no shortage of ideas. The AWS credits made it easier to experiment without constantly thinking about the cost of every service I turned on. But after a while, I started asking myself a different question. What if I used those credits to build something that could actually give back to the community? That question eventually led me to Eventinary . I've always enjoyed technical meetups and community events. A meetup may only have a few dozen people in a room, but something interesting happens there. Someone learns about a technology for the first time. Someone meets another developer. Someone gets inspired to build something. Someone gives their first technical talk. The event may last only a few hours, but the impact can last much longer. Then I started looking at what happens behind the scenes. Organizers have to create the event, manage registrations and RSVPs, keep track of attendees, coordinate speakers, prepare schedules, communicate updates, and somehow keep everything organized. For larger events, the number of tools and spreadsheets can grow quickly. I thought, why not build a platform that makes this easier? That became Eventinary. At first, it was just another idea. Then I started building it. As the platform grew, I realized I didn't want to build another simple invitation or RSVP website. I wanted to create a proper digital event platform that could support the entire event experience. Today, Eventinary can help organizers with things like: Event creation and digital event pages RSVP and attendee registration Speaker and session management Event schedules and itineraries Guest and attendee management Event informat