Yep!

hi guys! I created Yep because i'm sick of seeing people more interested in their smartphones than real life. I'm a firm believer in spontaneity, which is why Yep offers 1-hour search for company with no history of messages. My big bet is for Yep to become a simple answer to 2 questions: who can I share with whatever activity I'm in the mood for today? And how i can find out about today's cool events in the area?

@sidorenkor fantastic design and I like the ephemeral aspect of this. When you create an activity, it only lasts for a limited time (e.g. 30 mins). Of course this is dependent on network effects and from my brief experience with it, there are very few people in SF on Yep! How are you growing your userbase?

@sidorenkor Some suggestions: You cannot monetize this product until later because you need to have more users. You should have deeper profiles than just Name + Job (See Weave App for profiles). You should fake some users by getting friends etc. to focus down into a specific area.

Looks awesome, I would use this. Tea with Strangers is a project that has got a lot of traction in the bay area. If you somehow convince people it's more like that than a dating tool then I'm sure interesting people would try it.

I second @rrhoover here -- love the product, love the fleeting nature of the whole thing, but not a lot of active users. I'd love to hear about how you plan to grow your base.

Hey @sidorenkor! I found you a while back and I must say that it is an incredibly beautiful product. Glad to see that it's still going. Since I share your vision I wish you all the best. I guess we are facing some similar challenges forward with growth. Would you be interested in having a chat about it over Skype?

I'd love to use it as well. But I haven't been able to test it out yet because I haven't had time for anything yet haha. But yeah, I hope this catches on because it's a great way to meet new people.