Clockout

The future of work and play, backed by Meetup CEO David Siegel

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Security Type
Crowd SAFE
Min Investment
$2,000
Location
BRIDGEWATER, NJ
Offering Date
October 06, 2022
Expected Close Date
February 25, 2023
Target Raise
$25.00K-$1.07M
No. Investors
54
Security Price
$1
Website
clockoutapp.com
Number of Employees
2
Cash
$34,103
Revenue
$0
Short Term Debt
$0
Cost of Goods
$50,484
Long Term Debt
$95,000
Net Income
$-66,517

Key Deal Facts

πŸ… Hit #25 on the App Store Charts in 4 months
🀝 Investors include CEOs of Meetup & Evite (Fmr. Kodak CEO)
πŸ‘₯ 75,000+ users with only ~$10K in marketing spend
πŸ—£ 1,000,000+ social interactions with 15% DAUs + 75% MAUs
πŸ’΅ $500,000+ in ticket sales with 12,000 RSVPs
πŸ’° 20+ rev-share partners incl. Meetup & C-Suite Network
πŸ“ˆ $3M in revenue projected for 2023; $20B market opportunity*

Management Team / Advisory Board Bios

Manasa Grandhi
Co-Chief Executive Officer

Krishna Dosapati
Co-Chief Executive Officer
Amount Raised : $130,080
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An equity crowdfunding specific version of a SAFE used by crowdfunding portal Republic. Upon conversion (if and when that happens), investors may receive special shares with limited rights that do not show up on a company’s cap table. The issuer may roll over and not convert shares at the next financing round causing investors to lose out on some upside.

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