TAPP - Crowd-source the management of your contact information
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TAPP - Crowd-source the management of your contact information
- 1. 786 Confidential Crowd-source the management of your contact information TM
- 2. Confidential 1 month of business cards..Look familiar? TM
- 3. Confidential An old problem, getting worse.. Blog: blog.myTAPP.com Home Post Code: W2 2PJ Company: TAPP Job Title: Founder Company FB: fb.com/tapp.mobi Personal Email: naushmalik@gmail.com Work Email: naushm@myTAPP.com London Cell: +44 70 20 25 70 26 London Home: +44 207 705 8146 NYC Mobile: +1 646 254 3313 Skype: naushmalik Company Twitter: @TAPPNetworks Personal Twitter: @naushm BB PIN: 221566D7 NYC Address: 175 Varick Street, New York 10014 Linkedin: http://www.linkedin.com/in/naushmalik FB: http://www.facebook.com/naushmalik TM
- 4. Confidential An old problem, getting worse.. Social networks are not appropriate for every relationship Contact info is stored statically EVERYWHERE! TM
- 5. Confidential TAPP is now live! Next myTAPP.com or TAPPdownload.com Your phone contacts have always been private – we keep them that way – but make them better TM
- 6. 786 Confidential DEMO TM
- 7. Confidential Confidential My Contact Information TM
- 8. Confidential Confidential You meet someone.. TM
- 9. Confidential Confidential Decide what to share.. TM
- 10. Confidential Confidential Get their information without the typos.. TM
- 11. Confidential Confidential Call me, E-mail me, Tweet me…TAPP me! TM
- 12. Confidential Confidential Update your info, so that they don’t have to.. TM
- 13. Confidential Confidential Connect better with those you already know.. TM
- 14. Confidential Team and Background Founder Alternative Investments Engineers Validation TM
- 15. Confidential Confidential Food for thought “I like the idea of a smarter client-side address book, so my social data doesn’t end up belonging to someone else” - Tim O’Reilly, March 2010 “many of us are looking to use the Web and our phones much as we always have, but outside of the very public arenas of the social Web…services that let people communicate, connect and exchange information through apps and services a bit removed from the public eye will become a welcome and powerful reprieve.” - New York Times, June 2012 TM