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December 4, 2011 09:21 am GMT
It's been only a month since SimpleGeo co-founder Joe Stumpleft his last company, following its acquisition by Urban Airship, but he's already launching a new product (and company) today called Sprintly. The company was actually founded in March by Stump's co-founder Graham Blache, and Stump tells me he's "been plotting this product for nearly a decade." The startup is completely bootstrapped so far.Sprintly is a simple project management tool that is built for both software developers and other people in a company who rely on them. It is designed to remove the frustrations developers have with working in their own silo.
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Joe Stump Launches Sprintly, Project Management Streamlined
It's been only a month since SimpleGeo co-founder Joe Stumpleft his last company, following its acquisition by Urban Airship, but he's already launching a new product (and company) today called Sprintly. The company was actually founded in March by Stump's co-founder Graham Blache, and Stump tells me he's "been plotting this product for nearly a decade." The startup is completely bootstrapped so far.Sprintly is a simple project management tool that is built for both software developers and other people in a company who rely on them. It is designed to remove the frustrations developers have with working in their own silo.Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/cAbetXakwIs/
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