Nick Sonnenberg

And it's like a high quality lead for these companies.

Now we're keeping them on the radar for you.

And Calvin has a view of your calendar and SoulCycle's calendar.

So now SoulCycle wants to send a promotion to you.

We can say, hey, Nathan, it's 20% off SoulCycle this Wednesday at six, because we know that there's an open spot at SoulCycle and you have an open spot in your calendar.

Oh, it's, it's, it's, we just, we literally just went into the app store the other, a few weeks ago.

So, I mean, we're like around four, 400 ish right now.

We were featured at Twitter's developer conference because part of this overlapping free-busy is we're using Twitter FriendFinder to detect which of your friends have Calvin.

So we were featured as an app that's using FriendFinder in an innovative way.

Well, we wanted Calvin because it's like a play on word, like Cal, calendar.

We wanted it to be a name of someone, so it's branded as like a personal assistant.

And then like the logo can be like a C for calendar, Calvin, create.

So there's some branding purposes.

Calvin happens to be the ex-co-founder of a company that went under three years ago.

Um, that's a tough question.

Uh, without plugging my other company, let's do is too much.

My partner, Ari, my Zell wrote a great book, um, called less doing.

And I would probably say that's the most practical book, not just for business, but overall, um, like self-help book that, um, that I've come across.

I mean, I don't follow too closely, but I mean, Jack Dorsey is pretty impressive guy doing Square and now Twitter.

So that's pretty impressive to me that someone could be the CEO of two massive companies at the same time.