One Cash

Tip people you love on Twitter with $1

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Tip people you love on Twitter with $1

4 followers

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Launch tags:iOS•Social Network•Payments

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Uniyo

Sounds great!!! Waiting for this to be available on french app store. I'm just curious to see if people will accept to tip $1 people they love on Twitter when you see that: - Most of the apps are now free cause people don't want to spend $1 on the app store. - When you see how difficult it is for wikipedia to drive a donation campaign. But thanks to a strong gamification (reply with a "thank you" selfie is a really good idea), it could maybe work... and this will be a game changer! Good luck guys.

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11yr ago

The Mindie team has done a great job building its 1st product! They have a clear vision of what they want to do and their execution is also top class, just look at the Mindie app! I'm sure One Cash will be a must as well!

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11yr ago

Slick app. I think the simplicity and ease of use gives it an advantage over their competitor—ChangeTip. One factor that takes away from it, however, is the fact that you have to use their app to send cash. Also, you can't send less than $1, which I think is just consequence of using credit/debit cards to fund the transactions rather than Bitcoin. It's interesting that One Cash uses Stripe, which has the ability to let users transact in Bitcoin, which has virtually no fees, but doesn't allow users to transact in it. All in all, this app seems promising, and there are many viable directions that it could go. https://one.cash/pygeek :-)

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11yr ago

kifi

I've always wanted an app like this for live musicians in bars; great for cities like Austin, TX. Personally, I find it super awkward to walk through the tables of seated people, up to the stage in order to drop a tip to show my appreciation. Tweeting would be a delightful & seamless. If the band is worried about losing the "social pressure / awareness" aspect of seeing other people tip, the band could show the tweets on TV's.

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11yr ago