Justin Davis

Hey y’all! Justin Davis from CrowdSync here. We created CrowdSync to solve a nagging problem that I had when doing user research - dealing with the tedious, repetitive work that often comes when putting people through any kind of repetitive process. (Copying emails over...and over...and over...and over……..no bueno) With CrowdSync, you can create any process to put people through. Each process...

I've been using Moaxis for a couple months now. Since I tend to accidentally leave my phone on silent, it's awesome for making sure I don't miss calls and texts during the day.

Extremely well said, Andrew. I love all these points. I often say that products are only a conduit - a pipe - between people. When you interact with a thing, you're interacting with others. At least, I think the best products in the world embody that spirit. I believe our mandate, as designers, product managers, etc. is to contribute and facilitate more humanity into the products that we're...

Good points, Andrew. This weekend, we spent 4 days at a festival, and I had almost 1,000 people come by the booth and tell me, genuinely, how much they need the product. In fact, they were very surprised that this was the first time they'd heard of something like it. It's clear - especially with groups of folks that don't fall into the typical Foursquare demo - that the space, while somewhat...

Hey Ryan, great points! Our differentiator is that we're not trying to put together automated, algorithm-driven recommendations, there are plenty of those out there! For us, it's more like Pinterest or Evernote for places. We help people keep track of places that they hear about - whether from friends, on TV, etc. What we've found is that a ton of folks keep this information in scraps of paper...

So much better than keep track of places you want to try (or love) on scraps of paper or in an unorganized Evernote notebook. The social aspect of it is killer too!