TAPP

After 3 months of talking with friends and family along with our awesome organic users, we've received strong signal on an idea that was on our 5 year roadmap. We're building quickly to implement beta--and see where we go from there.

I'm excited to share my findings sometime in September 2020 🖖🏽

After several alpha & beta tests, we soft-launched TAPP on the iOS AppStore. Releasing a product during an unprecedented event like COVID-19 has its challenges, but like all challenges, my team and I remain optimistic and focused on doubling down on our core values (company & product)--which is Privacy & Trust.

TAPP is about empowering individual users with control over their privacy, their information, their content. We will never sell user information or user data--that is not in our business or product DNA.

Having traveled the world for work, leisure, and life events--I've been the "go-to" person for recommendations among my inner circle of friends and family.

The great experiences I've had are memorialized in my list of recommendations that were painstakingly typed out (along with web links) from the notes that I've kept in my travel logs: Evernote, Google Maps, and my physical travel notebook. These lists have been converted to PDF as an attachment to email.

I know this sounds archaic, but this was the best way of sharing lists in 2018. Unfortunately, not everyone is on Evernote or Google Maps, especially people who are slow adopters of technology.

The idea was to create a fast, easy and modern platform that is universally acceptable for anyone to use. So the idea of TAPP was born.