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We're currently looking for someone with a high rating on BitcoinTalk to join the team and lead our ANN page and manage the bounty distribution. We have a Google Sheet which you will be able to modify to maintain the balances. You must be punctual and organised.
Topic: SnapCity ICO - Looking for bounty manager and ANN manager (contact) (Read 132 times)
December 26, 2017, 02:38:25 PM
December 19, 2017, 02:14:16 AM
It looks really promising. What about referral program? are you open bounty signature for newbi?
December 19, 2017, 01:59:07 AM
Hi,
Thanks for the feedback! Yes we consider Pokemon Go to be one of our main competitors. Yes it certainly will be worldwide. The world is our playground and you will be able to create challenges anywhere in the world.
Examples here:
1. A user is in Amsterdam (the city that we are starting in, because it's where we are based, and we already have the contacts with businesses, such as Ripley's believe it or not!), they are able to view challenges that are on the map view, clicking on the challenge gives more information about the challenge. This could be something like visit Vondelpark (the main park in Amsterdam), or find a particular statue on the Museumplein. Think of it as a treasure hunt in foreign cities.
2. The user goes to the location, takes a photo and then if the user is close enough to the location (100m in our case), the user gets the points.
3. The user can then spend these points in local businesses, cafes and restaurants. Advertising is much reduced for these businesses, since you are already close and so the advertising can be targeted.
But there's more:
1. If I go to Barcelona, and I see something which I think one of my friends would really like, let's call her Alice (in the Blockchain we always use Alice and Bob it seems). I can leave a challenge for her. Imagine that I see a wonderful little cafe, I can let Alice know by adding a challenge and rewarding Alice when she goes, the great thing is that I would get rewarded back when Alice spends points in the cafe.
Final Example:
1. I'm in a crowded square in Paris, I see a mime artist, I drop a public challenge (a challenge viewable by all nearby users), saying that I'd give 50 points, to the first person to start break-dancing on the square, or take a selfie with the mime artist, something crazy!
Thanks a lot for your interest,
Finally,
We are a team of 5, our team can be found on our site (https://www.snapcity.io). We have ex-Googlers and Palantir software developers working on the project as we speak (our LinkedIn profiles and GitHub links are on the site too!), and we know we can have the application in production by Q1 '18.
Our decentralised and distributed block-chain based solution will also reward users for verifying challenge applications.
Thanks,
Daniel
Thanks for the feedback! Yes we consider Pokemon Go to be one of our main competitors. Yes it certainly will be worldwide. The world is our playground and you will be able to create challenges anywhere in the world.
Examples here:
1. A user is in Amsterdam (the city that we are starting in, because it's where we are based, and we already have the contacts with businesses, such as Ripley's believe it or not!), they are able to view challenges that are on the map view, clicking on the challenge gives more information about the challenge. This could be something like visit Vondelpark (the main park in Amsterdam), or find a particular statue on the Museumplein. Think of it as a treasure hunt in foreign cities.
2. The user goes to the location, takes a photo and then if the user is close enough to the location (100m in our case), the user gets the points.
3. The user can then spend these points in local businesses, cafes and restaurants. Advertising is much reduced for these businesses, since you are already close and so the advertising can be targeted.
But there's more:
1. If I go to Barcelona, and I see something which I think one of my friends would really like, let's call her Alice (in the Blockchain we always use Alice and Bob it seems). I can leave a challenge for her. Imagine that I see a wonderful little cafe, I can let Alice know by adding a challenge and rewarding Alice when she goes, the great thing is that I would get rewarded back when Alice spends points in the cafe.
Final Example:
1. I'm in a crowded square in Paris, I see a mime artist, I drop a public challenge (a challenge viewable by all nearby users), saying that I'd give 50 points, to the first person to start break-dancing on the square, or take a selfie with the mime artist, something crazy!
Thanks a lot for your interest,
Finally,
We are a team of 5, our team can be found on our site (https://www.snapcity.io). We have ex-Googlers and Palantir software developers working on the project as we speak (our LinkedIn profiles and GitHub links are on the site too!), and we know we can have the application in production by Q1 '18.
Our decentralised and distributed block-chain based solution will also reward users for verifying challenge applications.
Thanks,
Daniel
December 18, 2017, 10:53:57 PM
Nice concept with similarities to other projects like Pokemon Go.. will it be world wide or limited to the US?
December 16, 2017, 06:52:12 AM
Hi All,
I'm Daniel Graaf the Director and Lead Developer of SnapCity.
The site can be found here: https://www.snapcity.io.
My linkedin can be found here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-graaf-37947b10a/.
Please let me know what you think of the idea and how I can improve the site.
Thanks,
Daniel
I'm Daniel Graaf the Director and Lead Developer of SnapCity.
The site can be found here: https://www.snapcity.io.
My linkedin can be found here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-graaf-37947b10a/.
Please let me know what you think of the idea and how I can improve the site.
Thanks,
Daniel
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