Justin M. Overdorff

Love this vision. Providing a digital location to centralize and organize this information will create massive value for users. You shouldn't need an expensive estate lawyer to properly organize a loved one's assets.

Slick UI & the simplicity with attention the right details (creating content without signing up) really catches your attention.

Awesome stuff. Congrats guys! Love the simple layout and the flow!nnDo you have plans to add mobile user tagging in the comments? Also, would be rad to have a way to get back to the top of a section after scrolling through all the hunts with a double tap of that section icon on the bottom nav bar rather than manually scrolling back up a ton.

It's a fun tool. Mostly meant for data visualization purposes, but it certainly has some powerful use cases if you are trying to look for trends on specific terms users might be using in reviews.

@daveambrose @mdudas thought you might find this interesting given SMB angle

interesting idea. taking video feeds/data to analyze brick & mortar retail patterns to help find efficiencies for the stores. could aid staffing and inventory issues

@rrhoover lots of interesting use cases. One could be a situation where we help you find a local merchant that has a product in stock that you want. Same day delivery hasn't happened yet, so there is still the last mile problem for local retailers to solve.

@rrhoover can you make it possible to "Edit" a hunt once it is posted? I had a typo in the title - Firefly instead of "Firely" :)

@netspencer @rrhoover this is about building a platform where push becomes something entirely different than what it is today. Can you use something like this to create increased engagement or better conversions? That is what seems interesting to me.

The UX is all over the map. Taptalk is def more simple, but I will say that Taptalk is maybe a bit too simple. The onboarding experience is pretty tough for new users. Everyone who signs up for the first time, sends a misfire message b/c they don't understand that when you release, the photo/video is on its way to the recipient.

The app itself is ephemeral - gone from itunes. Very meta