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SU Startup Seeking Talented Rails Dev. - Generous Equity @stanford.edu

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Date: Mon, Jul 29, 2013, 06:10 AM

The idea:

Lifelist is a site to help people achieve their boldest life goals. With Lifelist, users discover amazing new goals and learn the best way to achieve them from experts
Think, "Quora for goals" - instead of focusing on the 'What,' users share information with each other in step-by-step lists regarding 'How' they achieved their goals
We monetize by connecting users with gear and experiences they need to achieve their pre-specified goals
Our URL: http://www.lifeli.st/

Our team:

Ryan: Operations / hustling, Stanford BioE grad student, working at NASA, Columbia grad (Learn more about me here: linkedin.com/in/rmichaelgallagher)
Chris: Front-end developer and designer, UCLA grad

You:

(about 8 hours)

(5 days)

friendship girl wants girl girl wants guy guy wants girl guy wants guy general

campus job

(575 days)

tutoring teaching admin research general

community

(about 3 hours)

activities childcare classes lost+found news+views rideshare volunteers general

services

(5 days)

computer tutoring general

Stanford CS undergrad or grad student

Talented Rails (preferably full-stack) developer

Willing to join our team as a cofounder in exchange for generous equity share (8 - 12%)

Details:

Lifelist is 90% built and ~1 month away from launch.
We need help building out the last few features and implementing our new design
Intend to raise ~$500k - 750k by early fall; already in active discussion with / received interest from several micro-VCs and angels

If you are interested, please email Ryan with your qualifications and resume at rmgallag@stanford.edu. We will extend beta invites and share screenshots of our redesign with all interested applicants.

Cheers,
The Lifelist Team

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