Supergood generates and maintains unofficial APIs for products without them. Our customers use our APIs to unlock new customers of their own, and build previously inconceivable features without flaky browser automation nor engineering overhead.
Supergood does this by combining our AI-powered product that automates reverse-engineering, with our in-house observability platform to ensure that every API we generate is reliable, robust and consistently maintained.
We've raised $4mm in seed funding from top operators including Max & Nellie Levchin (CEO/Founder Affirm + Paypal) and Zach Perret (CEO of Plaid).
We are looking for full-stack and customer-facing engineers to build new integrations on our platform, support our customers and come up with new and creative ways to showcase our product.
To apply shoot me an email alex @ supergood.ai
I encoded all the lat/longs of the FitnessSF locations into the Mobile Pass, so it'll just pop up on your phone when you're nearby. Saves me precious seconds :)
You're right the QR code doesn't change - neither does the mobile pass! You just have to generate the mobile pass once and never visit my silly website again.
1. I still had to load the photo app when I approached the gym, which annoyed me. The lat/long encoded in the mobile pass just has it pop up when I'm nearby.
2. I wanted to be able to leave my phone at home and just use my apple watch.
Additionally, the code never changes so you never have to update the mobile pass or visit my dumb website again.
In order to enter my gym, FitnessSF, I must load up their mobile app to open a QR code and scan in.Their app takes roughly 10,000 years to load so I stand like an idiot at the front desk, turning the app off and on again to just get the QR code.I wrote a little bit of javascript that hits the FitnessSF API and generates a Mobile Wallet Pass. I also hard coded all the fitness SF lat/long...
Divvy is helping families achieve the dream of home ownership. Customers choose any home on the market, we buy it, and then lease to them. With each monthly payment, the customer accumulates equity in the home. At the end of the lease term, our goal is for the customer to accumulate enough equity for a down payment.
Where does software fit into all this? We build software for every piece of the home buying process, from initial application to putting out offers and all the way to helping our customers maintain the home.
If you're someone who thrives on solving operationally complex problems, please reach out!
Hiring Data Scientists, Generalist Engineers and Front-end Engineers!
Divvy Homes is helping families achieve the dream of home ownership. Customers choose any home on the market, we buy it, and then lease to them. With each monthly payment, the customer accumulates equity in the home. At the end of the lease term, our goal is for the customer to accumulate enough equity for a down payment.
Where does software fit into all this? We build software for every piece of the home buying process, from initial application to putting out offers and all the way to helping our customers maintain the home.
If you're someone who thrives on solving operationally complex problems, please reach out!
Hiring Data Scientists, Generalist Engineers and Front-end Engineers!
The Gist
At Divvy, we're helping renters become homeowners by letting our customers buy back pieces of their home over time. Our goal is for our customers to accrue enough equity in their homes to use as a down payment for a traditional mortgage.
The Company
Over the past year, we’ve worked hard to build an exceptional team, raise over $30 million in funding, and provide homes for dozens of families, meaningfully changing their financial future. Our customers choose any home for sale, and Divvy buys it on their behalf. The customer leases the home back from us while building equity credits along the way, preparing to buy the home at the end of their lease. Our customers get to live in their future home today, while buying fractions of the home over time.
The Job
We’re looking for a Senior Software Engineer passionate about using their creativity and talent to make access to homeownership more accessible. In this role, you’ll be part of the engineering team building our consumer, agent and administrative products. At Divvy, you’ll own your projects from start to finish and help to scale our platform to thousands of new applicants and multiple new markets. You’ll report directly to Divvy’s CTO and work alongside a team of 3-5 software engineers.
Apply directly at: https://angel.co/divvy-homes/jobs/375496-software-engineer-f....
If you have any questions, feel free to contact me directly at alex (at) divvyhomes.com !
The Company
At Divvy, we’re on a bold mission to reinvent homeownership. We fractionalize residential real estate to make it more affordable, more flexible, and a better fit for our customers’ lives.
Over the past year, we’ve worked hard to build an exceptional team, raise over $30 million in funding, and provide homes for dozens of families, meaningfully changing their financial future. Our customers choose any home for sale, and Divvy buys it on their behalf. The customer leases the home back from us while building equity credits along the way, preparing to buy the home at the end of their lease. Our customers get to live in their future home today, while buying fractions of the home over time.
The Job
We’re looking for a Senior Software Engineer passionate about using their creativity and talent to make access to homeownership more accessible. In this role, you’ll be part of the engineering team building our consumer, agent and administrative products. At Divvy, you’ll own your projects from start to finish and help to scale our platform to thousands of new applicants and multiple new markets. You’ll report directly to Divvy’s CTO and work alongside a team of 3-5 software engineers.
Apply directly at: https://angel.co/divvy-homes/jobs/375496-software-engineer-f...
If you have any questions, feel free to contact me directly at alex (at) divvyhomes.com !
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Though, according to their Kickstarter page, they're planning on retailing for ~$2000 a board. This is at least twice as much as their competitors. This seems pretty high to me, unless they're planning on dropping the cost as they iterate on new designs.
I could also be completely off and convenience like this is actually worth much more than I'd expect.
I'm really interested to see how the 'no cut' ideology helps circumvent the stupidly strict USA gambling laws.