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petersimones

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About petersimones

CEO & Co-founder of TwoGrand, the easiest way to track and improve your eating and exercise. Check us out at TwoGrand.com.

Formerly product, then operations head at Cramster (sold to Chegg).

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    Download analyze; ALL Only the recent and relevant ones

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    Your first statement just isn't true. Your last sentence is. When you connect your Gmail to Signal, it infers who your strongest relationships are, with the idea that those are the…

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    Good thoughts here. Worth noting that Signal doesn't really gain anything from your Gmail data other than the ability to provide you network benefits via the relationship strengths…

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    Sign in with username/password, then. Signal doesn't require Gmail. You can add your Gmail later if you want to / see the benefit to you in doing so. Signal's biggest benefit to fo…

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    Tons of investors are geography-agnostic. The biggest benefit of Signal right now is simply helping you identify the right investors based on check size, industry preferences, past…

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    LinkedIn has 400M+ users.

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    @ig1 that app exists (I'm the CEO). It's called TwoGrand. You should check it out! iPhone: http://bit.ly/TwoGrandiPhone , and Android: http://bit.ly/TwoGrandAndroid . And @rwu721, …

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    Thanks for the feedback. I agree with your point. In the current health landscape, there's a void of apps that allow you to track your meals quickly. TwoGrand fills that void.

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    Nice that you've done this via your own methods. Per taking photos when in social gatherings, we offer the ability to skip the photo when you'd rather not interrupt your conversati…

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    I remember buying the steering wheel for Midtown Madness, which was larger than many desktop monitors today and required a near-bolting to your desk, and feeling like I was on the …

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