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Quashbugs.com currently helps 20 companies and 250 engineers identify on average 50 bugs per week, which they can then go smash or quash, as the URL says.

The company today is seeking $500,000 in a pre-seed round out of 3 million post money

valuation.

That means they want to sell 15% of the company. There's three co-founders, two others building this so far. Again,

the goal now is can they convert these free beta users into real paying customers? We'll see

if they can do it over the course of the rest of the year.

Hey folks, my guest today is Amir Hamza. Graduating with an interaction design degree from India's top school,

he first ventured into Honeywell as a product designer. After spending two years there,

leading to design and user strategy for multiple products, he launched his own product design agency

along to his current co-founder, Prakar. They built multiple products zero to one for clients in the

agency. And from there, they came together as three co-founders to build quash, a platform to make

mobile testing faster and easier.

Hamsela, you ready to take us to the top?

Yes, that's cool.

Honeywell, you know, people think Honeywell, they think physical products.

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