YCS13· OtherGoComm
Mobile communications platform for teams working on live events
Founders
Not read from YC yet; the weekly run fills these in.
Same space
Adjacent
Overlapping tags, a different niche.
primitiveX26communication for agentsShared: communicationActive
VenuetasticW11Venue marketplace.Shared: event, venue, sizeInactive
Matidor.comS21Project management on a live mapShared: communication, task, liveActive
SympleS16Last mile logistics for delivery & service teams. We bring real-time…Shared: communication, mobile, workerAcquired
GigwellW16Building the Operating System for the Concert & Live Events Industry.Shared: event, venue, liveActive
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About GoComm
GoComm, a Y-Combinator backed company, is a real-time communications and task management system for distributed workforces. Similar to what Yammer has done for office workers, we are doing for mobile teams, with an initial target market of the companies, venue operators and individuals who manage complex events of various sizes. GoComm brings to these workers a modern, integrated, task management and communications system that works immediately with their current mobile devices.
San Francisco, CA, USA; Mountain View, CA, USA
GoComm: questions
Which YC batch was GoComm in?
GoComm was in Y Combinator's Summer 2013 batch (S13).
Is GoComm still active?
Y Combinator lists GoComm as inactive.
Where is GoComm based?
GoComm lists San Francisco, CA, USA; Mountain View, CA, USA as its location on YC's directory.
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