SPAYCE

@tomsoderlund Thanks Tom! We hope so too.

@sumeetj Hey Sumeet! Thanks for the kind words about the app. In terms of student interest, one of the things we've been focused on is our National College Tour. Currently we have a group of ambassadors on tour featuring our very own Spayceman traveling across the country visiting schools and spreading the word about Spayce. We also have done a lot of direct outreach to schools and have ambassadors on over 150 campuses right now that we've been working with to get feedback on the app throughout our beta. As far as monetization plans go, we do have some plans in place for later, but for now our focus is strongly on attracting and retaining happy, active users.

@blaurenceclark Thanks for the suggestion! We're looking into it right now.

@shaunsims One big difference from Findery is the fact that on Spayce users have the ability to earn the right to leave anonymous memories in places. Particularly among a younger audience, the ability to express yourself to your community without having to reveal your identity is something that seems to be of great value. Obviously, there can be a downside to anonymity as well, as some of the abuse on YikYak and After School has shown - which is why we have decided to treat anonymity as a privilege that can be earned by participating in your community and lost if you abuse it. I think the differences between Field Trip and Spayce are more obvious - Spayce is fundamentally a social app, rooted in the idea that people make memories with their friends in places. We work hard to surface quality content in the app across both social and geographic dimensions.