Braden Kemp

Great to see someone enter the market with a legitimate sub $200 printer that is focused on quality. Looking forward to watching this one go! I know I'll enjoy using mine...backer #69

Awesome way to find new indie music. Great interface, great music.

Really like this product. I hate my keychain jangling around in my pocket all day. Interested to learn how it would integrate my security fob for my car though...pretty easy to set the alarm off if I even get near it without using the button...

Neat concept. Doesn't interest me as a user, but something like this can certainly gain critical mass

Can't decide how I feel about this trend of launch-every-new-product-on-kickstarter. I like the marketing angle but at what point does it become unsustainable on the community side? Are we going to see higher market prices for products down the road because everything is taking a hit to launch on KS? Or does the increased reach of KS warrant the lower margin due to lower overall...

Really like the idea - tried a few startups I work with and it was inconsistent though. Good for contacting specific people!

Love creative ideas like this. Awesome.

Brilliant - seems like it would bring good candidates to the top almost by default. Those who are willing to "go get it" will take the initiative.

Bring this bad boy to Toronto and you have at least one customer. To be honest, I struggle with seeing the profit margin in services such as this with the cost of transportation and labour - but I like it.

As part of the leadership of a small org this looks at first glance like something that could be deadly useful, but my first impression is also that it would be difficult to implement. I could be way wrong, but the site "feels" complicated. Will dig in a bit more, hope I'm wrong because I love the concept.

Nice to see a list of all these outlets in one place!

Neat & simple. Not a ton of value for me (I'm a Evernote user) but I appreciate simple bits like this

Neat concept - worked briefly with another startup that was in the same space and was really impressed with the potential for the average non-tech guy (like me!) to create some really neat stuff. I like it.