On Stompstart by 7 February 2016 · San Francisco · California · United States

Bunchcut.

An image collaboration tool for creative teams that joined a New York accelerator in 2015; its old domain now hosts an unrelated blog.

DesignProductivity and collaboration

Timeline

  1. On record

    Bunchcut launched in beta on Product Hunt as 'The simplest way to curate images with your team', with Nat du Preez among its makers.

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    producthunt.com
  2. On record

    AlleyWatch reported that Bunchcut, led by co-founder and CEO Nathalie du Preez, had been accepted into the ER Accelerator program in New York.

    On record · Announced
    alleywatch.com
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  5. Listed on Stompstart

    “We're a collaboration platform that helps people to store and collaborate in teams on images.”

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'BUNCHCUT' wordmark over a dark desk flat lay with a laptop and camera.
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“We're a collaboration platform that helps people to store and collaborate in teams on images.”

Bunchcut saves teams and individuals time when working on images. You and your team can use it to store all your digital assets in one central place. You can simply comment, send, tag images and create folders.

For
Designers, Marketers, Photographers
Location
San Francisco · California · United States
bunchcut.com ↗facebook.com/bunchcut ↗twitter.com/bunchcut ↗linkedin.com/company/bunchcut ↗angel.co/bunchcut ↗crunchbase.com/organization/bunchcut ↗

In our words: The listing, marked Public Beta and labelled San Francisco, California, described a central place for teams and individuals to store digital assets and to comment on, send and tag images and sort them into folders. It named marketers, photographers, decorators and designers as its audience.

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Sources

  1. producthunt.com
  2. alleywatch.com
  3. eranyc.com
  4. bunchcut.com
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