Depending on who you talk to in our company, you might find that we're still working on our MVP.

Our first iteration of the product was a pitch dig that we basically used to raise some seed money.

It was kind of more of a minimum viable marketing, you know, MVM rather than the MVP,

meaning if you could put together a sort of a landing

page and convince someone that you can build a product that they see in the deck, you know you're

probably onto something. And I think that was really the first version of our product that got people

really excited. And it wasn't something they could put their hands on it, was really this idea.

I'm Matt Robinson, co-founder and CEO of Trustworthy.

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I'm your host, Noah Laphart, and today how Nat Robinson created the platform to house your family's info, all within the family operating system.

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Nat Robinson is from New Zealand and grew up there the first half of his life.

He finds that growing up in a small island nation gives him a unique

perspective in the world. He currently lives in San Francisco with a young family and loves doing

water sports when he's not working, including surfing, sailing, and the opposite winter sports,

snowboarding and such. He likes Santa Cruz for surfing and typically prefers inland snowboarding. While working at

Microsoft, post the acquisition of his prior company, he started attempting to solve a problem

for himself, around storing legal documents. What he discovered was that families were

struggling with an overload of information and how to keep it readily available

and organized. This is the creation story of Trustworthy.

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