The tech scene in Birmingham is booming and we are loving it! We had the chance to sit down with Piyanka Ghosal and Tyler Duke, the Co-founders of ListList – an app made to keep track of all your lists. They are currently a part of the Innovation Depot’s 13-week Velocity Accelerator Program, which provides participants with $50,000 seed capital up front, plus the opportunity to receive grant funding at the end of the program. You can learn more about the program by clicking here!
Check out our interview with Piyanka and Tyler to learn more about how the Velocity program helped them take ListList to the next level, plus all the cool ways ListList can help you! And if you want to give the app a try, click here to visit their website, or download the ListList app in the App store or on Google Play. And don’t forget to give them a follow on social media @listlistapp to stay up to date on all their future endeavors!
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