Clava
Connect with surrounding community.
Today we hit 550 users and our chatroom count is now up to 62. Our team has also developed partnerships with brands in Baltimore to provide exclusive promotions to Clava users located in Baltimore. We're now working on obtaining more partnerships & users.
Excited. to announce that just after a month of launching we have 400. users inside of Clava. We have users using Clava to chat with. people in their surrounding area or to meet other people from all over the world! We will be marketing Clava in the next two weeks right here in Baltimore to drive up our user base!
Our team is trying to spread the word on how Clava can help assist in the fight against COVID-19.
Right now people are commuting to their local grocery/convenience stores to see if these stores have the food or supplies they need, in stock. So people around the world are constantly doing this, just to find out our local stores are still sold out of paper towels... This means we left our house and traveled to our local grocery/convenience store for no reason and in fact increased our chances of being infected.
But what if there was a way we could see what these grocery/convenient stores have in stock without having to physically go there?
This is the solution we're trying to provide with Clava.
Example:
When you open Clava the home page consists of a map of your current location. On this map are a bunch of different location-based rooms that you can join to start chatting with people in that specific location.
We're asking users to create rooms for their local grocery/convenience stores and then post pictures of the food/supplies these stores have in-stock inside of their respected rooms. As more Clava users go grocery shopping they can post pictures of what the store has in stock when they were there.
Doing this will allow other Clava users to get updates on what they're local store has in stock and they can chat with users inside the room who have or have been to that store recently.
These are really hard times that we're all living in and we all want this to go back to normal as soon as possible.
We envisioned Clava being a tool to help communicate with one another and to get the information we need without leaving our homes.
Our update was approved on the 6th of April which allowed our team to start going all out on marketing. We started sharing Clava with our friends and network and before we knew it the app started growing. Within the first couple of days, we hit 100 users.
Started this update in 2019, went through a ton of ups and downs and the team finally was able to come together to finish developing the product. We hit the app store to find out we had a couple of bugs that needed to be fixed.
The team got back to work to fix these bugs, we then resubmitted the app on April 5, 2020.
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