(trigger warning: brief discussion of school shooting) I made my phone dumber by design, so that I couldn't turn into a dummy at the hands of my smartphone. Now all it does is connect me to people I know, and an occasional song or camera or map. No
A weekly snack: 500 words on a good scene, plus a tip to help us (me) get out more, and a quip about building a Ceen as a privacy- and city-first company. Good Scene: the side of a country road, approaching Gainesville from Tampa. (Marginal cost = $9) It's
Ceen's designed for fresh habits that make us feel good. Because we all mix good and bad habits: * Yes! I made the bed! * No, I ate peanut butter from the jar while scrolling my phone, instead of architecting a snack. * Yes: when we're hanging out in
Ceen is about bringing us all back to basics: rolling with real people in real life, not scrolling around online. Here we answer some basic questions, and welcome your questions. <who> is ceen for and against? We're against the faceless attention economy and monetization of personal
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We're making maps to drive more nearby people to workouts, music, and culture scenes. We are a platform for impromptu real-life community. We are a complement to traditional physical and digital marketing, and a competitor for traditional event platforms or the digital rabbithole-vortexes that trap us on the