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Ripple.

A Seattle app for spreading posts person to person through nearby users, which the payments company Ripple Labs sued over its name in 2015.

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  1. On record

    GeekWire profiled the bootstrapped Seattle app, founded late 2014 by Paul Stavropoulos and Gal Oshri, program managers at Microsoft.

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  2. On record

    A consent final order in Ripple Labs v. Kefi Labs (N.D. Cal. 3:15-cv-04565), in which the defendants denied infringement, barred them from the RIPPLE marks after a phase-out ending 23 December 2015, including in mobile apps, and required Paul Stavropoulos to transfer getripple.io to Ripple Labs.

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    govinfo.gov
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    “Spread your story across the world”

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“Spread your story across the world”

Ripple is a platform that allows you to spread messages across the world without the standard follower system. A message first spreads to several people nearby and they choose whether to share it with more people. It is awesome to watch messages spread far and wide, and we let you visualize it on a map: http://www.getripple.io/ripple.html?id=Nc7dgBiEQQ We are a pretty new startup but a lot of our users are already really excited about the simple but powerful concept behind Ripple. Check us out at: http://www.getripple.io. The app is available on iOS and Android.

Platforms
Android, iOS
Location
Seattle · United States
getripple.io ↗facebook.com/exploreRipple ↗twitter.com/ripplemethis ↗

In our words: The listing described Ripple as a way to spread messages without followers: a post went first to several people nearby, each of whom chose whether to pass it on, and the app showed the spread on a map. It was available on iOS and Android.

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Sources

  1. geekwire.com
  2. coindesk.com
  3. govinfo.gov
  4. govinfo.gov
  5. getripple.io
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