Fetchnotes: A self-financing recording tool through a paid song

Recently, according to "Mobile new discovery" reported that cross-platform personal Task Records management tool The two young founders of Fetchnotes have raised funds to maintain the company's operations, injected fresh blood into the internet industry, and opened up a new way of financing for small start-up companies. And we have to wait and see for its development prospects.

Fetchnotes is a great personal task Records management tool, not only for users completely free, but also constantly updated, such as the latest version of the Web application and Desktop window tools, its interface, speed, performance has significantly improved, bringing a smoother user experience, Users can not only open the Web page and e-mail address in the application, but also edit the recorded items through the Desktop Window tool.

Fetchnotes's two founder Alexives (Alex Schiff) and Caisili (Chase Lee), a 21-Year-old university student who are still studying at the University of Michigan in the United States, have not been funded by investors, so in order to maintain fetchnotes operations, They used an ingenious "crowdsourcing" approach: they gumroad their services through paid-link services, and as a reward to donors, each donor was able to "demand" a song on a list of songs, Two founders will sing and record them as MTV to donate to donors.

The "singing" method of raising money sounds fanciful, but Fetchnotes's two founders have won the support of the users and have raised enough funds to run the company for 4 months. On the one hand, it shows that Fetchnotes is really popular with users, and on the other hand, it opens up a new way of financing for small start-up companies in the Internet industry – nothing can be done if there is originality.