
Justin Quan
@justoutquan • 3,986 subscribers
giving people more reasons to look forward to @tomo
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We’re releasing Tomo Interest Groups. The video below is an actual Tomo Interest Group interaction that a user shared with us (names anonymized) As Tomo learns more about you, it places you in group chats with other Tomo users pursuing similar goals. When Tomo offered this to 100 users studying for the LSAT, 60% of them opted-in and got placed into group chats with other Tomo users. They then traded notes and coordinated group study sessions, facilitated by Tomo. As more users join Tomo than ever before, they contribute to a pool of people with shared intentions waiting to discover each other. We’re rolling this out to more Tomo users with proven interests in hobbies, sports, careers, and side quests, because people go further together.
Justin Quan33,718 views • 2 days ago

The first-ever purchase made on Tomo came from a user in Hawaii who started using it because she'd always wanted to learn Japanese. Tomo spent $81 on a Japanese textbook for her. Next came $55 whey protein from a user working with Tomo to get in shape, then a $109 sunrise alarm clock from a user working with Tomo to sleep better. Consumers let their personal agent make purchases when they trust that it has their best interests in mind. Pushing people towards their personal ambitions is a great way to start building that trust among everyday people: purchasing items as aspirational as a textbook earns the right to purchase items as mundane as toilet paper. We’re partnering with Stripe so that tomosapiens can approve purchases directly through Link, further closing the gap between aspiration and action for real people.
Justin Quan33,903 views • 27 days ago

Why you should never bet on yourself. Tomo, launching june 25th
Justin Quan98,583 views • 3 months ago

You've got mail We’re releasing Tomo Inbox. Tomo often inspires users to embark on (exciting!) adventures that sometimes requires seeking information over (boring) email. Tomo can now send emails to different groups on your behalf without using your own email nor making you to create a new one. Tomosapiens have shared that they’ve used Tomo Inbox to - Book a Mariachi band to surprise their long distance girlfriend - Email 20 restaurants in Venezuela to locate a ring that went missing while on a trip there - (Accidentally) confess to a crush It’s another way for everyday people to close the gap between idea and action and have more reasons to forward to Tomorrow
Justin Quan13,388 views • 19 days ago

On July 12th, 12,579 San Francisco residents were instructed to leave their home and dial an unknown number from a public pay phone There, they answered a series of riddles along with the question “tell us a story about anything that’s happened in your life” This was task 1 of 13 elaborate city-wide missions that people call “Pursuit” On August 13th, they made one last phone call, leading to a movie theater where they watched a movie about themselves:
Justin Quan163,312 views • 1 year ago
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