Sten Tamkivi

🚀🚀🚀 impressive how this team ships.

Nothing like a boring tool that just works.

?makers How does Hey deal with calendar invites? They can be a notable share of many inboxes, hence the full integration attempts in Outlook to GMail. Yet I can imagine trying to reinvent scheduling is not a small adjacent feature...

So many adjacent services in the overall space of human mobility are just too complex, slow, boring and expensive. Getting a box or container from A to B is definitely one we see as a regular pain for @teleportinc users too. Good luck fixing that (and hopefully internationally soon, too!). And: love the brand. :)

Since launching our core product, Teleport Cities (https://teleport.org/cities/) last year we have been iterating on highly personalized discovery to help you move to your best place around the world. We are up to some 180 dimensions of income, cost and quality of data on 150 cities, and expanding in both directions and updating some data every day. Over 100k users have already created their...

Thanks so much for hunting our latest release, @chrismessina! The backstory here is that since starting Teleport we have wanted to solve two sides of the moving equation with software: discovery ("where should I be?") and execution ("how do I get there?"). Since last year, we've been busy with our discovery product, Teleport Cities, and now the time has come to get to actually moving people...

Here at @TeleportInc we're fascinated with how software can help people figure out their best place to live. Love when more people are thinking about this, so was excited to see @DanLaufer from RentLingo to take a different stab at visualizing the quality of rental spaces. Their Charm Index has a tilt towards availability and quality of shopping -- but includes other data about expected...

Congrats on all the progress, @brunohaid @kimmaicutler @sushimako! For those interested in early thinking behind Roam, here's Bruno discussing the "CaravanSerai" (as it then was called) project on @TeleportInc podcast: https://soundcloud.com/teleportinc/free-people-move-episode-6-bruno-haid-from-caravanserai

The main piece of recurring feedback we got from regular users of early Sundial that you want to set your actual availability or "office hours". In a remote team, especially if people are in drastically different time zones, arranging meetings is a real pain because you never know when people have their prearranged weekly/monthly activities. For some a 10pm call is a nuisance, for another...

Hey all, the makers of this from @TeleportInc are hanging out here, would love to hear your feedback and questions. Especially any founders contemplating your 2016 hiring plans and office locations: is the tool helpful? What else do you wish it did?

These could be something interesting we could do with this + developers.teleport.org API... :)

From the Soundcloud page: In episode 11 of Free People Move, we took a trip to the wonderfully Harry Potter-esque King’s College in Cambridge to have a chat with Ave Lauren – a PhD student specializing on economic geography. Ave has been mostly focusing on highly skilled migration in Silicon Valley and looking into the ways that mobile professionals construct their identities, form communities...