Cynthia Schames

If you're constantly being asked to make intros to other entrepreneurs, investors, etc., YOU NEED THIS. Entro is a clean, friendly, MODERN way to make great meaningful two sided intros, and then close the loop afterward. Highly recommended!

Another objectification app, just what we need.

Phenomenally smart team of WOMEN building a badass product that solves a real problem & opens a massive new market opportunity., Great early B2B traction. Proud to be 500 family with Bailey & Anne.

Totally brilliant, Perri. Way to go.

Holy amazing design! Way to go you guys. I can see this having massive application for theme parks, music festivals, and all sorts of other things past the typical city attractions.

I just cracked myself up with this. Very well done!

Love it! Rain + Thunder + a touch of Campfire is my jam. Also greatly enjoyed Kir's update notes: "no more groaning man's in the cafe". Heh.

I liked your case studies--the numbers are small but demonstrate potential for brands & agencies: http://www.mish.guru/blog/2014/10/13/mish-guru-bigpipe-case-study

Beautiful looking app!

Congrats on the launch! So excited!

Well, that's pretty convenient. I am very curious about the business model (and potential fundability) of an app like this since it's basically a hack for a very specific subset of a very specific type of person.

OK this is the best thing ever. What's the revenue model? ;)

I love Waffle! It's really loads of fun--and I'm usually a total grinch when it comes to fun apps :)

Hi, I'm Cynthia, CEO of AbbeyPost. Happy to answer any questions about our algorithmic patterning systems, mass customization, or real time manufacturing. Or, we could just talk fashion!

Great tag line, makes it very clear what you guys do!

I've watched ThinkNum evolve from an early concept to live product that solves a key problem for financial modeling. I'm proud to be a "sister" to this great company!

Beautifully created surveys that really make your brand stand out! If visual representation is important to you, check out Survmetrics. If not...it should be!

Thanks for the votes! Just a bit of context about our "niche": the average American woman wears a size 14 (which is a plus size). There are 70 million women in the US alone who wear size 14+. Overwhelmingly, they report experiencing frustration when shopping, and fit is the biggest issue reported by 60+% in numerous studies. AbbeyPost addresses the fit issue once and for all via proprietary...