Brendan Loudermilk

Congrats on the launch! Giving people an easy pathway to contributing toward climate change solutions is so important. Some questions if you're able to share: * How do you source your jobs? * Do you have a business model? I created climatescape.org and we've been planning to aggregate climate jobs. Perhaps there's an opportunity for us to partner!

Really cool concept! I love the idea of being able to quickly filter by perks that matter to me, like flexible working hours and remote-friendly. Product question: Do you plan on letting users filter by role/position at some point? Nosey question: how do you collect all this information? Is there some fancy tech stack behind this or are you reaching out to people at these companies to fill...

Hi there, Hunters! I created AirCare with @shylands last year as part of the international climate Fixathon. The idea to build a carbon offset tool came to me after learning more about my carbon footprint and realizing how much of an impact my air travel had on the environment. I had already made some significant changes to reduce my impact from travel, but being from the US and living in...

Massive thanks to @jawache for the hunt! We created Climatescape to highlight the organizations working to solve climate change. Our mission is to focus more attention on progress, directing support to teams on the front lines. We're an entirely non-profit, community-driven project. Our website is open source and our content is Creative Commons licensed. Everyone is welcome to...

Very happy to see this release come out of beta. I've used Footpath for years to plan bicycle tours and hikes–it's by far the best detailed route planning software with comprehensive trail paths. Navigation was *the* feature missing to make it a complete tool for me. Thanks Footpath!

Really happy to see this in the App Store. Modern Atlas solves a real need I've had for years that no other tool has solved well enough: easily curated travel maps. The pairing with wiki voyage is clutch since I just roll into a new country, read the main article, then dive in to areas or activities that interest me. Great work, Eric!