Nick Sonnenberg

I mean, we're looking to raise around 750.

I don't want to raise too much.

We don't need that much right now.

And, you know, we have a lot of growth potential.

So I don't want to give away too much of the company up front.

I'll see.

I'll see in a couple of months.

I mean...

I'm open to either, probably a convertible note.

Well, typically, you know, when you any round that you're raising and you you you're familiar with the space, I mean, around 15 to 20 percent is, I guess, what what you should expect.

Yeah, somewhere around that.

So, I mean, it's solving two big problems.

The first is, and I like to give this example, where do you store places you want to go, like restaurants?

You know, it's either in an email or people have Word documents or Excel spreadsheets or Evernote documents or they're putting it in their calendar on random dates.

So there's no place to store these like places or things that you someday want to do.

So now with Calvin, you can store these someday events in Calvin and then Calvin helps you find a time and eventually get it into your calendar.

So that's the first thing.

And the second thing is we help cut down all the back and forth email and text that goes into finding a time to meet.

So apart from just storing this plan, now getting it into the calendar involves scheduling and finding a time.

And on average, this is a stat from Ari, it's 7.2 back and forth for two people to find a time to meet, and it's exponential for more.