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STACKD
150, West 28th Street, Manhattan, New York, NY, United States
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STACKD
150, West 28th Street, Manhattan, New York, NY, United States
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YEAR
2009
STACKD helps people in office buildings get in touch –
for business or beers. We would like to think that it's the people
around you that should be part of your social network: people you meet
in the elevator rather than on Facebook, people you follow to the 14th
floor instead of on Twitter. Online social networks are great for what
they are. We built STACKD to tap the potential of the place you stick
around most: the officeA little over a
year ago, Supermetric moved into a 20 story building in Manhattan’s
Flower District. We noticed how people used the elevator to post items
they wanted to sell. Sometimes companies left postcards advertising
their business. Each time the elevator stopped we caught a glimpse of
who else had set up their business here. It seemed like all the clients
and collaborators you might ever want could be a floor or two away. We
designed STACKD in order to get to know them. The concept reflects our
opinion that the next phase of the internet will incorporate physical
location and proximity in much more important ways than previously –
particularly when you think about the internet as mobile and
ubiquitous. STACKD is a step in that direction.
for business or beers. We would like to think that it's the people
around you that should be part of your social network: people you meet
in the elevator rather than on Facebook, people you follow to the 14th
floor instead of on Twitter. Online social networks are great for what
they are. We built STACKD to tap the potential of the place you stick
around most: the officeA little over a
year ago, Supermetric moved into a 20 story building in Manhattan’s
Flower District. We noticed how people used the elevator to post items
they wanted to sell. Sometimes companies left postcards advertising
their business. Each time the elevator stopped we caught a glimpse of
who else had set up their business here. It seemed like all the clients
and collaborators you might ever want could be a floor or two away. We
designed STACKD in order to get to know them. The concept reflects our
opinion that the next phase of the internet will incorporate physical
location and proximity in much more important ways than previously –
particularly when you think about the internet as mobile and
ubiquitous. STACKD is a step in that direction.
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