On Stompstart by 7 March 2016 · Seattle · Washington · United States
Vectr.
Vectr, a Seattle app pitched as Snapchat meets Wikipedia, routed anonymous questions to the users it judged best placed to answer them.
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“The ephemeral Q&A app (Snapchat meets Wikipedia).”
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“The ephemeral Q&A app (Snapchat meets Wikipedia).”
Vectr is an anonymous Q&A app for Android and iOS. The app allows the user to ask a question in any topic and the backend algorithm then routes it to the best expert in that field. Each user is also an expert and answers questions accordingly. Vectr makes people more informed by providing them with quality expert-driven information. Vectr makes people more connected by allowing them to share their own curated knowledge real-time. Vectr makes people more empowered through the anonymity and ephemerality of the app allowing them to feel comfortable pursuing ideas in a private setting.
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- Seattle · Washington · United States
In our words: The listing described Vectr as an anonymous question-and-answer app for Android and iOS in which a backend algorithm sent each question to the best expert on the topic, and every user could also answer. It stressed anonymity and ephemerality, and gave Seattle, Wa as its location.
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