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Breakr

Location-based anonymous chatrooms

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Dil-Dominé Jacobe Leonares
@fsxdil · Founder, Future Sports X
Breakr is two folds - people experiencing the shared moment together in a real-time chat environment and people who want to eavesdrop in to see whats going on even if they're miles away. So if Avicii is having a concert at the Hollywood Bowl, I'm either in that location chatting about how awesome it is or I'm in the Hollywood Bowl breakroom miles away seeing… See more

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Ryan Hoover
@rrhoover · Founder, Product Hunt
This has similarities to @Popcorn_Ryan's Popcorn Messaging (https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/..., http://www.producthunt.co/posts/...). The biggest challenge with any of these location-based social apps is reaching a critical mass of users to make it useful.
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Dil-Dominé Jacobe Leonares
@fsxdil · Founder, Future Sports X
Thanks @rrhoover - agree we are focusing on creating a space for the community to chat rather than trying to create one. New features coming out this week that will improve the barren wasteland syndrome. A lot of learnings from launching and testing. Main target audience is dense and consistent populations like schools and office environments (even ones on m… See more
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Dil-Dominé Jacobe Leonares
@fsxdil · Founder, Future Sports X
Breakr is two folds - people experiencing the shared moment together in a real-time chat environment and people who want to eavesdrop in to see whats going on even if they're miles away. So if Avicii is having a concert at the Hollywood Bowl, I'm either in that location chatting about how awesome it is or I'm in the Hollywood Bowl breakroom miles away seeing… See more
Ali Ahmed
@syedaliahmed · Tech Entrepreneur
Just seen a new one from the guys at Factyle (makers of Cinemagram and what I believe is now defunct Zee) called Bubble https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/...
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Ryan Hoover
@rrhoover · Founder, Product Hunt
Nice find, @syedaliahmed. I haven't see that one. SO MUCH ANONYMOUS! @carmeldea - this location-based messaging reminded me of the use case you described a while ago.