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Bonus: Kyle Tut, Pinata - Kyle knew that storing data on the blockchain was expensive. At the same time, it wasn’t fast, nor was it stable. He and his co-founder set out to build an unbelievably fast content delivery network, easily accessible across the world. https://codestory.co/podcast/bonus-kyle-tut-pinata/
E22: Paul McCarthy, SnapFix - Five years ago, Paul was fed up with the archaic ways that properties were managing their safety, maintenance and work orders manually, through platforms like WhatsApp. He set out to build the simplest way to manage your hotel, facilities and team – using photos. https://codestory.co/podcast/e22-paul-mccarthy-snapfix/
E23: Navid Alipour, AI Med Global: Navid and his team explored the world of radiology, from a technology and data standpoint. After applying the same thought process and/or algorithm for predicting space weather, they processed millions of mammogram images to detect cancer in their patients. And it worked… really well. https://codestory.co/podcast/e23-navid-alipour-ai-med-global/
Bonus: Faisal Bhutto, Calian: Prior to his current role, Faisal built and grew his Computex business to serve the larger part of the United States. Calian took noticed of the business, and stepped in to acquire their footprint and expand into the US, specifically around Cloud & Cybersecurity. https://codestory.co/podcast/bonus-faisal-bhutto-calian/
E24: Ethan Song, RareCircles: After the successes of his prior company, Ethan started to explore web3 as a technology, and a product offering. He noticed that most people were focusing on visual assets, but he wanted to create a tool that allows companies to depend their engagement – and revenue – with their customers. https://codestory.co/podcast/e24-ethan-song-rarecircles/
Bonus: Chelsey Roney, Proxi: During the first Halloween during COVID, Chelsey and her co-founders experienced the need for mappable addresses, in organizing Seattle trick or treating. What was built for that holiday got media attention, and their crew decided to build it right, apply to an accelerator, and bring their solution to the world. https://codestory.co/podcast/bonus-chelsey-roney-proxi/