Tony Pham

As a marketer, this !product reminds me of tools like Airtable and Zapier that have made my job easier. It seems like the ?makers have created something new that is very user-friendly with key integrations. Errors are inevitable with manual data input; Clay appears to have addressed the problem in a simple way. Looking forward to checking it out.

As someone who has led marketing at several startups, I can share from first-hand experience that the press page can quickly get stale from a lack of updates because there are so many other projects needing attention. (Full disclosure that I back this product from @Upbeat_PR as an angel but that doesn't make what I said any less true, hehe).

Like the concept of Magie, connecting women through travel, making the experience both more safe and fun.

This is an area with a lot of pain points so I definitely see a market for this. That, combined with how I know the founders to be seriously smart and hard-working, has me excited to keep an eye on PRX!

Agree with Alec and Jennifer, perhaps fun in general, but this is an awful idea for Burning Man. Hard to imagine how you could prevent all the broken balloon shards from getting caught up in a dust storm.

[Disclosure: I work with Kono as a mentor at 500 Startups] I've had numerous experiences where I almost want to cancel a meeting because of all the back-and-forth involved with scheduling; I find Kono helpful for alleviating the headache.