Pet project emerges from Seattle startup studio: a new app that connects dogs and their parents
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Who
What
- 1. Amish Patel created Sniff, an app connecting dog owners in Seattle.
- 2. The app originated from Patel's experiences in his Madrona neighborhood during the pandemic.
- 3. Sniff aims to combat loneliness, as highlighted in the U.S. Surgeon General's 2023 advisory.
- 4. Users can only see dog profiles until a connection is made, ensuring privacy.
- 5. The app is geofenced, allowing users to discover nearby dogs only.
- 6. Sniff has launched in several Seattle neighborhoods, with Madrona having around 100 users.
- 7. Patel co-founded Conduit Venture Labs, focusing on tech ventures like Sniff.
- 8. The app's development utilizes AI for safety and is seeking a CEO for future growth.
Where
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topics: Apps · language: eng
topics: Apps · language: eng
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