Happier Wants to Be Like Twitter For Sharing Happy Moments

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Name: Happier

One-Liner Pitch: Happier's app prompts users to collect and share happy moments from their life — however big or small — in an effort to increase their well-being.

Why It's Taking Off: The startup hopes to eventually build a media company and lifestyle brand that inspires people to be happier

Can a social network make you happier? Nataly Kogan is betting the answer is yes.

Kogan, a serial entrepreneur and former tech investor, launched an online community and app called Happier in February of this year with the goal of giving users a place to collect and share happy moments in order to make themselves feel more positive day to day. It now has more than 100,000 users who have shared more than 1 million updates. Read more...