In their own words

"Qlubb is a web-based group utility that enables real-world groups to easily connect, share and get stuff done. Qlubb brings all aspects of group interaction to one simple and intuitive place. With event calendaring, sign-up sheets, photo sharing, member rosters, task reminder service, and bulletin boards, Qlubb provides all the functions needed to easily and actively participate within a group. Recognizing that busy people don't have time or patience to "figure out" another web application, Qlubb has made it a principle philosophy to keep everything SIMPLE (simple interface, simple Qlubb creation, simple task creation, simple account management, etc.). It only takes 2 clicks to create a Qlubb, an 1 click to join a Qlubb."

	Why it might be a killer

Qlubb is simple to start and easy to use. It is a well-rounded system for adequately connecting group members in a virtual forum. It also reaches out to users outside of the typical social network market, such as girl scout troops and families planning reunions. Those users may not all use another social networking system, hence may find this site beneficial. However, for those users that already utilize group systems in other social networks, this particular tool may seem unnecessary.

	Some questions

What advantages does Qlubb have over groups within existing social networks? What disadvantages does it have, and how may those be combatted? Could Qlubb explore partnering or synching with other social networking tools that users already use?