Slide deck OAF London

							why isn’t
location
sharing as
easy as this:
It is now.
the most
common call or
text message is
where are you?

Pew Research Center, August 2010
smart phones are
dumb when it
comes to sharing
your location.
there are
players that
Connect you to venues.
Tell you where your friends
were, not where they are now.
Create solutions in search
of problems.
and some
that
Cause privacy problems.
Drain your phone battery.
Are too hard to use.
but the simple question
where are you…
has only just been
answered.
privacy                      ease of use




           text
          phone
          email




                  on demand location
    fast
simple
 useful
private
               fast
one minute to install
 quicker than calling
 quicker than texting
       simple
one click to use
send an echo to
  anyone in your
   address book
             useful
on-demand location
 on all smartphones
    carrier agnostic
    soon on featurephones
          private
  permission based
no complex settings
                                we have
         user growth
beyond early adopters
       on 5 platforms



50 thousand users and growing
  we have
visionary team
                 Nick Bicanic   successful exit to Easynet
                                10 years track record in making complex things simple
                 Remy Kozak     20 years Finance + Operations experience in Telecoms,
                                controlled divisions with >$200M revenues
       Andrew Wanliss-Orlebar   successful exits to AOL + Omnicom
                                15 years brand/marketing expertise




     open API
 relationships
 we plan
monetization
  application sales
        API access
        advertising




                      million $
       we need
       partnerships

 handset integration
            banking
    social networks
telephony providers
       we need
              cash

        angel round    $500k
post-money valuation   $2.5mil

                       scalability, marketing
                       userbase, partnerships
                       product development
   try it now:

 m.echoecho.me

nick@echoecho.me
+1 (310) 436 5896