Someone should build a startup launch dashboard to keep tabs on tweets, mentions, analytics, etc when launching a startup #RequestForStartup
— Marc Köhlbrugge (@marckohlbrugge) August 18, 2015
Share news with more than 100 tech/design publishers- ONE CLICK. Comes with reporting as well. http://t.co/2qsZmv7VtH #requestforstartup
— Techno Tofu (@techno_tofu) August 18, 2015
Netflix for comic strips #requestforstartup pic.twitter.com/QywyARtxdE
— Daniel Pourasghar (@pourasghar) July 18, 2015
Döner Kebap food truck in San Francisco #requestforstartup pic.twitter.com/OdnzmRiZJz
— Daniel Pourasghar (@pourasghar) July 11, 2015
Request for Startup: Decision Bin (Turn My Email Into a List of Decisions to Make) — Medium http://t.co/iVVyMZCVYs
— Danielle Morrill (@DanielleMorrill) July 11, 2015
It's days like today where an Airbnb for big sports events would be clutch. Who's with me? #requestforstartup
— Daniel Ahmadizadeh (@danthevc) May 2, 2015
I need an @expensify that automatically pulls receipts from AdWords, Heroku, AWS and the million other services we use #RequestForStartup
— Jeremy Redburn (@jredburn) March 16, 2015
Couchsurfing for startups? AirBNB for startups? Does this exist? Would make pitch/research trips a lot more interesting. #requestforstartup
— David Ryan (@DaveDri) March 3, 2015
#requestforstartup - Why can't I just download into my brain a curated selection of interesting content already? Reading is sooo inefficient
— Armando Biondi (@armandobiondi) March 1, 2015
@DanielleMorrill That should be a hashtag thing. I wish there was an uber for recharging cell phones. #RequestForStartup
— Andrew Naylor (@naylorandrew) February 21, 2015
I just published “Buying a car in 2015 — #RequestForStartup” https://t.co/G14SMJNt7f
— Mitali Pattnaik (@mitali) February 12, 2015
I just published “Request For Startup: Turn Any Spreadsheet Into a REST API + Docs” https://t.co/Bl0oCjQalX
— Danielle Morrill (@DanielleMorrill) November 19, 2014
#Requestforstartup temporary wifi hotspot for huge events...signal is weakest when needed most
— Nathan Kane (@uibiquity) September 16, 2012