Telepathic – Fiction for the Snapchat generation.

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Telepathic

Fiction for the Snapchat generation.

 
Telepathic is redefining fiction for the Snapchat generation. We believe there is a billion-dollar opportunity in bringing “lean” principles to the development and distribution of mass-market fiction, and in presenting stories as a mobile-first experience.

Our first product is a “twitter for fiction” mobile app that makes reading addictive for teens. Our longterm vision is to build a community of a billion people who consume and create narrative content daily on their phones.

The founders are Prerna Gupta and Parag Chordia, veterans from the mobile app world. We previously built several Top 10 apps, like AutoRap, that have helped over 150M… · More

Founders

Funding

INVESTORS from previous rounds

  • Yee Lee
     

    4x founder, over 20 angel investments, 8 acquisition exits and an IPO. Prior teams: @PayPal,@Slide, @Skype , @Google ,@TaskRabbit

  • Pat Matthews
     

    Entrepreneur, Investor, Hokie, Daddy. Investing and helping build companies, mostly outside of Silicon Valley.

  • Tom Ryan
     

    CEO and Co-founder @Pluto TV • Board member @Smule@Threadless @Trunk Club • Formerly@eMusic @Cductive @EMI Music

  • Eric Ries
     

    Author of The Lean Startup

  • Jens Christensen
     

    Entrepreneur/Investor

  • Team

    ADVISORS

    Summary:
    Telepathic is redefining fiction for the Snapchat generation. We believe there is a billion-dollar opportunity in bringing «lean» principles to the development and distribution of mass-market fiction, and in presenting stories as a mobile-first experience.

    Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fy01IikIv4
    See Campaign: https://angel.co/telepathic?utm_source=trending
    Contact Information:
    Prerna Gupta and Parag Chordia

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    Source: ICNW