Brett Goldstein

And the two-player experience is suddenly everyone who's at that conference is available in a directory and you can DM them and you don't have to worry about sharing your phone number with some random, you know, professional contact if you don't want to. you may be able to share your location, which is something that has also failed miserably in the social world.

And the two-player experience is suddenly everyone who's at that conference is available in a directory and you can DM them and you don't have to worry about sharing your phone number with some random, you know, professional contact if you don't want to. you may be able to share your location, which is something that has also failed miserably in the social world.

And the two-player experience is suddenly everyone who's at that conference is available in a directory and you can DM them and you don't have to worry about sharing your phone number with some random, you know, professional contact if you don't want to. you may be able to share your location, which is something that has also failed miserably in the social world.

Like, what if you want to connect with somebody, but you guys are bouncing around between all these different events? It's a great opportunity to share locations and stuff like that. So the wedge is the one-player experience. The next step is the directory and the chat, right? You could even do some crazy AI features where you train an LLM on all the conference information. oh, where is check-in?

Like, what if you want to connect with somebody, but you guys are bouncing around between all these different events? It's a great opportunity to share locations and stuff like that. So the wedge is the one-player experience. The next step is the directory and the chat, right? You could even do some crazy AI features where you train an LLM on all the conference information. oh, where is check-in?

Like, what if you want to connect with somebody, but you guys are bouncing around between all these different events? It's a great opportunity to share locations and stuff like that. So the wedge is the one-player experience. The next step is the directory and the chat, right? You could even do some crazy AI features where you train an LLM on all the conference information. oh, where is check-in?

When is the speaker going? Or what's the status of this event? These are questions people are constantly sending conference organizers and stuff like that, but you can throw that literally in the same chat UI as everything else. And all this stuff is like, you could build this in a month or less. But yeah, what's nice about this is you have this group of people who are basically...

When is the speaker going? Or what's the status of this event? These are questions people are constantly sending conference organizers and stuff like that, but you can throw that literally in the same chat UI as everything else. And all this stuff is like, you could build this in a month or less. But yeah, what's nice about this is you have this group of people who are basically...

When is the speaker going? Or what's the status of this event? These are questions people are constantly sending conference organizers and stuff like that, but you can throw that literally in the same chat UI as everything else. And all this stuff is like, you could build this in a month or less. But yeah, what's nice about this is you have this group of people who are basically...

the power users of professional networking, right? So one of the things you want to, if you want, if you want to backing up, if you want it to compete with LinkedIn, you can carve off, the way you can be with any network is you carve off a section of it, of like extremely power users of some sort, some niche, and you build better features for them or something like that.

the power users of professional networking, right? So one of the things you want to, if you want, if you want to backing up, if you want it to compete with LinkedIn, you can carve off, the way you can be with any network is you carve off a section of it, of like extremely power users of some sort, some niche, and you build better features for them or something like that.

the power users of professional networking, right? So one of the things you want to, if you want, if you want to backing up, if you want it to compete with LinkedIn, you can carve off, the way you can be with any network is you carve off a section of it, of like extremely power users of some sort, some niche, and you build better features for them or something like that.

And so if you think about power professional networkers, The people who are on LinkedIn the hardest are probably the same people who are going to these conferences and dying to meet up. So suddenly you have this directory of people. They've added their work history. They've added their interests. Maybe you can search through, send DMs to people.

And so if you think about power professional networkers, The people who are on LinkedIn the hardest are probably the same people who are going to these conferences and dying to meet up. So suddenly you have this directory of people. They've added their work history. They've added their interests. Maybe you can search through, send DMs to people.

And so if you think about power professional networkers, The people who are on LinkedIn the hardest are probably the same people who are going to these conferences and dying to meet up. So suddenly you have this directory of people. They've added their work history. They've added their interests. Maybe you can search through, send DMs to people.

You sell ads in it, which is like, hey, come to the... Advertisers can be like, hey, come to this event or try this new thing or something like that. And yeah, obviously it works cross-conference as well. So once you're on this for one conference, if you're going to another conference, which most people do, you just open the app again and you see who's there.

You sell ads in it, which is like, hey, come to the... Advertisers can be like, hey, come to this event or try this new thing or something like that. And yeah, obviously it works cross-conference as well. So once you're on this for one conference, if you're going to another conference, which most people do, you just open the app again and you see who's there.

You sell ads in it, which is like, hey, come to the... Advertisers can be like, hey, come to this event or try this new thing or something like that. And yeah, obviously it works cross-conference as well. So once you're on this for one conference, if you're going to another conference, which most people do, you just open the app again and you see who's there.

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