Brett Johnson

ha. knew this had to be fake when i saw it. still, good way of raising awareness/building an audience for an important issue. very creative.

@bentossell couldn't agree more. i was a competitive swimmer for 8+ years and don't think this product offers much different than what is already out there...wearing a phone on your arm is a serious concern. Because swimming is a resistance sport, wearing a bulky item like that could disrupt balance in the long run. It's not ideal. A watch or even better, a pair of goggles is a better solution....

@bheiff -- Love the idea. Brainstormed a similar solution to the problem you're trying to solve a few months back but it looks like you guys have hit the nail on the head pretty well so far. Good work. Curious to hear what percentage of your users are submitting adventures and how you might increase engagement/incentivize sharing. It seems like ultimately, you'd like your catalogue of...

this is brilliant. i fear we forget 90% of our lives. what an awesome tool for cataloging even the most basic days. agree with @paultomkinson here too. would be awesome to somehow be able to package this into a physical (or digital) product with the ability to add pictures/edit text perhaps? essentially it would take most of the hardwork out of journaling. great work.

cool commuter bike. seems perfect for SF!

Glad to see this off the ground. Heard @mikesalguero pitch this idea when he guest lectured in a class I took at Gordon College a few months back. Glad to see you settled on the name! ;) Great idea...best of luck.