On Stompstart by 2 March 2016 · Bethlehem · Pennsylvania · United States
Strivr.
A Lehigh student's iPhone app for asking peers for favors, from coffee runs to airport rides, that widened into a general help network.
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The Brown and White reported STRIVR launching at 19 universities, with about 2,300 students signed up at Lehigh.
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Conceived by Zach Gray in mid-2013, Strivr is a digital community that makes it easy for people to ask for, receive and offer help. Initially established as a way for college students to perform helpful tasks for their peers- such as coffee runs and rides to the airport- Strivr has evolved to become a place where users can ask for assistance while assembling a shelving unit or pondering which Netflix show to start. Strivr is currently a free app available on iOS.
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- Bethlehem · Pennsylvania · United States
In our words: The listing said Zach Gray conceived Strivr in mid-2013 so college students could do small tasks for each other, and that it had grown into a community for asking and offering help with anything from assembling shelves to picking a Netflix show. It was a free iOS app.
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