On Stompstart by 29 February 2016 · San Francisco · California · United States
Proximity.
A Bluetooth app for finding and messaging friends with no signal, first built as a prize-winning entry at Salesforce's 2014 hackathon.
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Proximity won first place in the Heroku category of the Salesforce $1 Million Hackathon 2014, according to its Devpost page, which lists a six-person team.
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“Proximity helps you chat & locate your friends off the grid - no WIFI or cell reception needed”
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“Proximity helps you chat & locate your friends off the grid - no WIFI or cell reception needed”
Proximity helps you chat & locate your friends off the grid - no WIFI or cell reception needed. Just turn on bluetooth and go. We believe that your surroundings shouldn't limit your ability to connect! Think about all the times you were abroad, on the ski slopes, down in the subway, on a cruise, or lost in a crowd at a concert with no reception. We created Proximity for all those times you wished you still had a way to communicate with and find your group!
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- San Francisco · California · United States
In our words: The listing described Proximity as a way to message and locate friends off the grid: turn on Bluetooth and go, with no Wi-Fi or cell reception needed, for times abroad, on ski slopes, underground or lost in a concert crowd.
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