Local ED start-up, app for groups, clubs and classes to chat and co-schedule

By Mfichardt
November 18, 2015 in Request a Tradesperson

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Posted November 18, 2015

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Posted November 18, 2015

Hi,

I?m a local East Dulwich mum and launching a (free) app. I've initially posted the below in the parents section, but it's for any type of group, club, team or class so thought I'd post here as well.

I'm part of a Google Incubator program, and although the app will be fully tested by the time it's in the App store (mid December), I would love for ED people to play around on it and let me know feedback so we can be quick to make initial improvements.

The app is called Juggle, and the website should be up and running in the next 2 weeks (juggle.am)

Please PM me if you're interested or an 'early adopter', or have any type of advice for this type of venture.

Kind regards,

Marike

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