1010 Inc.'s online drinking party service, Tacnomu (たくのむ), launched on March 28. The easy-to-use service was initially free for up to four participants, but a limited-time campaign has expanded free access to groups of up to 12.
The service has also introduced a timer feature that lets users set an end time, since drinking parties can sometimes drag on.
Unlike other online meeting tools, Tacnomu is designed specifically for online drinking parties, letting people gather remotely for free. Unlike existing online services, it requires no account: anyone can easily host a party simply by sharing a URL.
As people stay home amid the novel coronavirus outbreak and cannot gather at restaurants, use of Tacnomu for online drinking parties has surged. Since its launch on March 28, the service has been covered by numerous Japanese media outlets, including television, newspapers, and online news sites.
A representative of 1010 Inc., which operates Tacnomu, said, "We plan to develop features such as food ordering and an album where users can view photos automatically taken during a party."
Tacnomu: https://tacnom.com/
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