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Weave (YC S14) is hiring iOS and Android mobile devs. Help connect professionals

Weave helps facilitate life-changing connections everyday. We're a YC backed startup looking to grow our engineering team. If you love building world-changing mobile products, you've come to the right place.You'll be one of the earliest engineers working with an experienced startup team. You’ll have massive impact and be challenged with interesting engineering and ux problems everyday.Check us...

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No disagreement on the swipe - we're playing around with a several other UX mechanisms that might be better suited for higher time/consideration per person, would love to get your feedback on it when new UX's release.

In professional networking, both discovering mutually benefitual relationships and ice breaking are big problems. We're currently largely focused on the former, but hope to tackle the latter as well.

Thanks! Glad we're getting you some good meetings.

We're releasing fixes every day now, feel free to hit me up at [email protected] if Android bugs continue to persist. We'll get them fixed.

Brian from Weave. Great feedback - we're testing a couple different ways to address this.
Re:Any tech startups we can meet with today for coffee? on Thursday June 19, 2014 @06:37PM (#7918658)
Hey Yousif - Brian here (another founder at Weave). Today is a bit booked, but if you can swing by Philz on 4th and berry, I have an open slot from 5-5:30. Hit me if that works. [email protected]
Haha, funny. A lot, but it was worth it. $175k.
Brian from Weave here. We're the other app mentioned in the earlier techcrunch article and in the comments: http://techcrunch.com/2014/05/01/brian-ma-weave/

Glad to see other entrepreneurs innovating in the space.

@syed123 - looking forward to trying LetsLunch mobile.

@JimmaDaRustia - we're on both iOS and Android if you wanna give us a shot.

Re:Ask HN: I'm visiting SF for 3 days, what do I do? on Monday May 12, 2014 @04:34PM (#7735270)
If the goal is to relax and "absorb" tech culture, I'd go with everyone else's suggestions. Tech-focused cafes include Creamery, SightGlass, Philz, and The Grove in SOMA. If you have a car, driving around Sand Hill (not in SF) and visiting Rosewood will definitely give you the opportunity to tech eves-drop.

If you'd like to meet some real entrepreneurs, engineers, designers, investors in the trenches, download our app (www.weavenow.us). There are thousands of people you can meet in SF if they're also interested in meeting you.