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Looks great in the video! @megatanner @tekintatar when are you guys bringing this on Android? I agree with @bentossell about the barrier to entry. I would definitely want to try a trial version before buying it!

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Podcast less than the size of vine? Guess i need to time travel!

uh oh! Looks like it's down now!

Fintech + AI, the two hottest markets these days and Eva uses both to send payments at the best market exchange rates.

Another website to give honest feedback about someone just using their facebook profile. Even Donald Trump's profile is on the website: http://behonest.io/donald.trump

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Sorry, but I don't see it any different than any offshore or outsourcing development/design agency. It may make more sense if the company is just developing any idea in lieu of some equity. 18K USD is a lot of money for an MVP to start with.

We are thrilled to announce the launch of our Professional Feedback platform 'PleasantFish'. PleasantFish is a platform to get ‘real’ feedback about how you perform at your workplace by your colleagues anonymously. Its your professional venue where not only you can get feedback on how you perform but also give honest feedback to your colleagues and peers so that they know how to perform better....

This is great. Looks like 'winter is coming' now!

I would not outright reject this idea. Somehow, there has to be a better way to take control over your data, control on what users say, and targeting a niche rather than allowing anyone with a phone to get reviewed.

The ideal market for this product is cities like berlin and amsterdam, where bikes are stolen quite frequently. There has to be some sort of collaboration with law enforcement agencies for this to work. Are there any model cities/locations where this is happening? For the next version, a hidden GPS device installed somewhere in the bike will make this product much more usable ;-)