Sheri Atwood

They're all custom built.

And they're all on average 10 years or older and made on mainframe.

Salesforce, obviously incredibly successful, has done a great job in the private sector, but hasn't had a lot of penetration in the government space.

And so they're trying to move government applications to the cloud.

And I happen to have an application that would get them into the government space quickly and something that, again, $6 billion alone is being spent on this.

No, so I'm actually built on the force.com platform.

So I'm built on it.

So going after eventually at some point, converting these consumer base to actually go after the government space.

And then since I'm built on the force.com platform, it would give them an in into the government.

I got a great introduction to him and he saw the value of the product and really saw the value more on the social side, right?

So our goal here, and I'm not in this to make money.

If I wanted to make money, I'd be back in Silicon Valley as a corporate executive.

My goal here is I was that kid where my parents fought constantly about money.

I felt like that's all they cared about.

And unfortunately, when parents no longer live together, the only time they ever see each other is when they're exchanging the kid and those turn into these financial conversations.

So I really wanted to end the fighting that happens, you know, which impacts all of us socially.

And so Tim not only saw the business value, but also the social value.

Hey, this is happening in the world.

How can we reduce the amount of conflict that kids have to witness when their parents are no longer together?

Sorry, a what?