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Try.chaseframar.com helps you send out to do's on Slack.

They've got a hundred companies signed up so far, sending to do lists again out to their audience.

He's measuring retention over the past 16 weeks, coming in at 43% using some of his favorite tools like segment and mixed panel.

The question is now, can they grow that user base from 100 to 1,000 to 10,000 to more?

Funding the company with a $100,000 pre-seater round at a 7 million cap last year,

then did $20,000 round this year at a slightly higher cap to buy some extra runway for full-time today.

Two co-founders. We'll see what they do next.

Hey folks, my guest today is Josh Martow. Before founding Chaser, he got an MBA from Berkeley and

was employee number one at Thriber Technologies, which is a series B, 165 employees and broke

60 million in revenue. He built and led the sales, product, engineering, growth, and digital

marketing and business intelligence practices at the organization, holding three different director roles throughout his tenure.

That led him to identify the need for a tool like Chaser at try.chaseforMeet.com forward slash

Slack. Josh, you ready to take us to the top?

Absolutely.

All right.

Well, I guess first thing, it sounds like you're on a rocket ship at Thriver.

How many years were you there?

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